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Raisonance Tools for ARM 6. Debugging with hardware tools
6.4.9 Visualizing SWV traces with Ride7
Several views visualize traces during debug, whatever the CPU status, running or stopped.
6.4.9.1 SWV Software Trace View
Menu Debug->Advanced commands...->SWV Software Trace View opens the SWV Software
Trace View pane. This contains all the views of the channels that you configured with specific views,
one per tab.
Available commands:
Auto refresh: uncheck this option if you want to temporarily navigate into the view.
Display choice: you can change the display mode via a combo box.
Available modes are decimal or hexadecimal.
Clear View: clears the view, without stop the trace.
Here an example of port 0 is shown in
Ascii format.
Channel 0 is reserved for printf-type
output, so this view only displays Ascii
information (the combo box is disabled).
Channel 0 expects a line feed character
(\n = 0x0A) before displaying an entire line.
Here an example of port 1 is shown in Hex
format.
These other ports can be displayed in
Hexadecimal, Decimal or Ascii format
Note: If you have already opened a Software Trace View and you add a new channel (using the Enable
and Specific View in the SWV Software Trace configuration dialog box), you must reload the Debug-
>Advanced commands...->SWV Software Trace View item menu to open the new view.
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