Select View → Break/Tracepoints from the Code window main menu to open the Break/Tracepoints view. Figure 10.34 shows an example:

Figure 10.34. Break/Tracepoints view showing a tracepoint

Right-click on the tracepoint to display the context menu.

Select Delete from the context menu. The tracepoint is deleted.

Close the Break/Tracepoints view.

Right-click on the Load Image+Symbols entry in the Process Control view to display the context menu.

Select Reload from the context menu. The image is reloaded and the PC is reset to the image entry point (0x8000).

In the Code window, click the trace.c tab.

Right-click on line 71 in the trace.c tab to display the context menu.

Select Locate Disassembly from the context menu to open the Prompt dialog box.

The Disassembly tab is displayed, and the corresponding address is indicated by a hollow blue arrow. Figure 10.28 shows an example:

Figure 10.35. Disassembly view

Right-click in the margin at the address corresponding to while(1) to display the context menu.

Select Insert Tracepoint... from the context menu to open the New Tracepoint dialog box.

Select Trace Start Point from the list of tracepoint types.

Click OK. The dialog box closes, and the Trace Start Point is set as indicated by the green arrow . Figure 10.36 shows an example:

Figure 10.36. Trace Start Point set

RealView Debugger generates a TRACE CLI command, which is also displayed in the Cmd tab of the Output view, for example:

trace,prompt 0x00008248

In the Code window, click the trace.c tab in the Code window.

Scroll down until line 143 is visible.

Right-click in the margin at line 143 to display the context menu.

Select Insert Tracepoint... from the context menu to open the New Tracepoint dialog box.

Select Start of Excluded Trace Range (Instruction and Data) from the list of tracepoint types.

Click OK. The dialog box closes, and a Start of Excluded Trace Range tracepoint is set as indicated by the green arrow . Figure 10.37 shows an example:

Figure 10.37. Start of Excluded Trace Range set at line 142

Scroll down until line 150 is visible.

Right-click in the margin at line 150 to display the context menu.

Select Insert Tracepoint... from the context menu to open the New Tracepoint dialog box.

Select End of Excluded Trace Range (Instruction and Data) from the list of tracepoint types.

Click OK. The dialog box closes, and the End of Excluded Trace Range tracepoint is set as indicated by the green arrow . Figure 10.38 shows an example:

Figure 10.38. End of Excluded Trace Range set at line 151