A Trace Range indicates an area of your image where a specific type of trace information:
is captured (Include range)
is not captured (Exclude range).
You can set the start and end positions of the range individually at the required lines of code, or select a range of lines and set the Trace Range with a single operation.
If you do not set an end position for the range, the default
address 0xFFFFFFFF is used (effectively the end
of memory).
You can use trace ranges in conjunction with trace start and end points.
Note
Trace ranges are available only for ETM-based hardware.
The start and end positions of a Trace Range are identified
respectively by the arrows 
and 
in
the left margin of the code view.
An Include trace range indicates an area of your image where
you want to capture a specific type of trace information. Information
is captured only for the specified area, and not for any areas that
are branched to. These branches are represented as Trace Pause status
lines in the Analysis window. You can set the following types of
Include trace range:
instructions only
instructions and data.
An Exclude trace range indicates an area of your image where you do not want to capture trace information. You can set the following types of Exclude trace range:
instructions and data (cannot be used in conjunction with Include trace ranges)
data only (can be used in conjunction with Include trace ranges).
Note
The ETM hardware enables you to set both Include and Exclude trace ranges only in specific circumstances. If you attempt to use an Exclude trace range incorrectly, RealView Debugger displays an error in the Output view.
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