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Features |
Real-Time Trace for StarCore samples all trace data with rates up to 300 Mbit/s per trace channel into the trace buffer.
The trace provides time stamp features and can serve the filter and trigger
capabilities of the OCE/EOnce. The system can run on PCs or any workstation.
The connection to the target is compatible to ARM ETM V3.

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Trace Modi |
Real-Time Trace for StarCore provide full support for all Nexus Trace Port modes except MSEO1 mode.
- HalfRate: Setup DDR mode to avoid electrical problems of the clock line.
- MDO8, MDO16, MDO32: Support of all trace port widths of development or production chip.
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Speed |
Real-Time Trace for StarCore samples all trace data with rates up to 300 Mbit/s per trace channel. Trace data rates above 150Mbit/s per channel combined with MDO32 require a PowerTrace II device.
More than 100 MHz with trace adapters using AUTOFOCUS self calibration technology.
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Trace Display |
TRACE32 offers a comprehensive trace display and analysis.
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Basic Nexus Filter and Trigger |
The basic filter and trigger features are easy to use.
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- TraceEnable: Sample only the specified event.
- TraceData: Sample the complete program flow and the specified data event.
- TraceON: Switch the sampling to the trace buffer on after the specified event occurred.
- TraceOFF: Switch the sampling to the trace buffer off after the specified event occurred.
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Additional Standard Trace Features |
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- Detailed analysis of function run-times
- Detailed analysis of task run-times and state
- Graphical analysis of variable values over the time
- Analysis of the time interval of a single event (e.g. Interrupt)
- Analysis of the time interval between 2 defined events
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- Long-time performance analysis for functions
- Long-time performance analysis for tasks
- Long-time analysis of the contents of a variable or memory location and more
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- Allows re-debuggging of a traced program section
- Provides forward and backward debugging capabilities
- High-level language trace display including all local variables
- Timing and function nesting display
- Has the ability to fill most trace gaps caused by the limited bandwidth of trace port
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Code Coverage |
If a PowerTrace is used, a hardware based code coverage can be performed on a 4 x 4 MByte code range. The code coverage includes executed/not executed and branch taken/not taken.
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Adaption Methods |
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FLEX Adapters |
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- Highly Flexible Adapters
- For Debuggers and ICD Trace
- High Signal Quality
- Adapted Impedance
- MICTOR
- 100 MIL
- SAMTEC
- YAMAICHI
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- 100 mil to 50 mil Adapters
- Small Footprint for Target Connector
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Details and Configurations |
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