To limit the trace capture to addresses in a specific memory space for targets that support the TrustZone architecture:
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 7.7.
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.
Specify the location to be traced. The address prefix determines the specific memory space:
to capture trace in the Secure memory space, include the
S:address prefix, for exampleS:0x8000orS:\TRACE\#56:0to capture trace in the Normal memory space, include the
N:address prefix, for exampleN:Func_1to capture trace in any memory space, do not include an address prefix, for example
0x8000.
This can be an a single address or a range of addresses:
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 setting for Ignore Security Level. The following options are available:
- Yes
Capture trace when the processor is in any memory space. This is the default.
- No
Capture trace only when the processor is in either Normal or Secure memory space.
Note
This parameter adds the
hw_in:"Ignore Security Level=command qualifier to the CLI command that is generated by RealView Debugger when it sets a tracepoint.level"Set any other parameters as required.
Click OK to set the tracepoint and close the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box.
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