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You can use the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box to set unconditional tracepoints manually. To do this, you only have to set the following parameters:
tracepoint type
tracepoint comparison type
when (address or address range).
The following section, ETM-based targets, describes the values to use for each parameter of the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box, if you want to set the tracepoint equivalents described in Using the Set/Toggle Tracepoint List Selection dialog box.
For full details on using the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box, see Using the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box.
For an ETM-based target, Table 2.3 shows the values to use in the Set/Edit Tracepoint dialog box to set the tracepoint equivalents described in Using the Set/Toggle Tracepoint List Selection dialog box.
Table 2.3. Parameters for manually setting unconditional tracepoints on ETM-based targets
| Type of tracepoint | Tracepoint Type setting | Tracepoint Comparison Type setting | when setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Trigger | Instr Exec | address or address_range |
| Trace Start Point | Start Tracing | Instr Exec | address |
| Trace End Point | Stop Tracing | Instr Exec | address |
| Trace Range [1] | Trace Instr | Instr Exec | address_range |
| Start of Trace Range (Instr Only) a | Trace Instr | Instr Exec | address_range |
| Start of Trace Range (Instr and Data) a | Trace Instr and Data | Instr Exec | address_range |
| Start of Excluded Trace Range (Instr and Data) a | Trace Instr | Instr Exec | $NOT$address_range |
| Start of Excluded Trace Range (Data Only) a | Trace Instr and Data | Instr Exec | $NOT$address_range |
Trace ExternalOut1, Trace ExternalOut2, Trace ExternalOut3, or Trace ExternalOut4 | ExternalOut1, ExternalOut2, ExternalOut3, or ExternalOut4 | Instr Exec | address or address_range |
[1] To set the equivalent
end range address for these types, specify the address range as | |||