debugger.SoftwareTrace.Get

This function refers to the software trace data for the specified number of frames.

This function also outputs the acquired software trace data to a file. [RH850]

[Specification format]

debugger.SoftwareTrace.Get(frameCount, fileName = "", append = False)

[Argument(s)]

Argument	Description
frameCount	Specify the number of frames for which software trace data is acquired.
fileName	Specify the full path of the file name to which data will be output (default: not specified).
append	Specify whether to append software trace data to the file. True: Append software trace data to the file. False: Do not append software trace data to the file (default).

[Return value]

Software trace data (see the SoftwareTraceInfo class for detail)

If there is no data, None is set.

[Detailed description]

-	The software trace data is shown by the following format.

When the microcontroller is single core:

DBCP

number-of-frames timestamp PC DBCP

-	DBTAG (with PC)

number-of-frames timestamp PC category data DBTAG

-	DBTAG (without PC)

number-of-frames timestamp category data DBTAG

-	DBPUSH (with PC)

number-of-frames timestamp PC register-ID register-data DBPUSH

-	DBPUSH (without PC)

number-of-frames timestamp register-ID register-data DBPUSH

When the microcontroller is multi-core:

DBCP

number-of-frames PE-number timestamp PC DBCP

-	DBTAG (with PC)

number-of-frames PE-number timestamp PC category data DBTAG

-	DBTAG (without PC)

number-of-frames PE-number timestamp category data DBTAG

-	DBPUSH (with PC)

number-of-frames PE-number timestamp PC register-ID register-data DBPUSH

-	DBPUSH (without PC)

number-of-frames PE-number timestamp register-ID register-data DBPUSH

[Example of use]

>>>trace = debugger.SoftwareTrace.Get(100)

 99  00h00min00s003ms702us000ns 0x00001028 0x03 0x20 DBTAG

 99  00h00min00s003ms702us000ns 0x00001030 0x03 0x0020 DBPUSH

100  00h00min00s003ms702us000ns 0x00001032 DBCP

>>>