Specifications

1 Overview

1.2 Wind River Trace Features

Other Resources

For information on Wind River Workbench, see the Wind River Workbench User’s

Guide.

For information on Workbench low-level commands, see the Wind River Workbench

for On-Chip Debugging Command Reference.

For information on configuring Wind River emulators, see the Wind River

Workbench for On-Chip Debugging Configuration Options Reference.

For information on on-chip debugging, see the Wind River Workbench for On-Chip

Debugging User Tutorials.

For information on the Wind River ICE SX, see the Wind River ICE SX for

Wind River Workbench Hardware Reference.

For Tech Tips and Application Notes dealing with Workbench, the

Wind River ICE SX and Wind River Probe tools, and various processor-specific

issues, go to http://www.windriver.com/support.

1.2 Wind River Trace Features

Wind River Trace adds a high-performance trace buffer to Wind River ICE SX,

without compromising the functionality of the hardware debug tools. Wind River

Trace captures the trace output emitted by the processor via the processor’s

real-time trace interface.

Wind River Trace operates with the Wind River Workbench debugger, and is

designed primarily for software development. It offers real-time trace with a

high-depth trace buffer, which is useful in the integration phase of projects, as well

as in the field or for remote monitoring.

1.2.1 AMCC 405 and 440 Processors (Formerly IBM 405 and 440)

Wind River Trace includes the following features:

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A non-intrusive interface for tracing code execution in real-time, even when

code is running out of the internal instruction cache