To capture data and instruction accesses of a specific size:
In the source or disassembly view, right-click on the gray margin to the left of the required location to display context menu.
Select Create Tracepoint... from the context menu to display the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box. An example is shown in Figure 7.5.
Select the required tracepoint type from the first drop-down list.
Select the required tracepoint comparison type from the second drop-down list. The tracepoint comparison type determines which of the remaining parameters you can set.
Note
Do not select External Condition, because the Size of Data Access field is not supported for this type.
Specify the address or address range to be traced as appropriate:
a line number in the source code, with or without a module name prefix, for example
\TRACE\#56:0an address or address range
a function name, for example,
Func_1a function entry point, for example,
Func_1\@entry.
Choose the required Size of Data Access. The following options are available:
- Auto
To check byte addresses depending on the implementation:
halfword for Thumb® code
word for ARM® code.
This is the default.
For ETMv3, you must select Halfword for Thumb data accesses. Otherwise, the address comparators might activate unexpectedly.
- Byte
To check byte addresses (Thumb code).
- Halfword
To check both byte addresses in the halfword (Thumb code). This must be used, for example, if you are interested in byte accesses to either byte of a halfword.
- Word
To check all four byte addresses in the same word (ARM code). This must be used, for example, if you are interested in byte accesses to any byte of a word.
Note
This parameter adds the
hw_in:"Size of Data Access=command qualifier to the CLI command that is generated by RealView Debugger when it sets a tracepoint.size"Set any other parameters as required.
Click OK to set the tracepoint and close the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box.
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