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MANUAL

Release 09.2022

PowerView User's Guide

TRACE32 Online Help

TRACE32 Directory

TRACE32 Index

TRACE32 Documents ......................................................................................................................

PowerView User Interface ............................................................................................................

PowerView User's Guide ........................................................................................................... 1

Structure and Contents of the Documentation .................................................................... 6

Online Documentation6

In-Circuit Debugger TRACE32-ICD 7

Program Start .......................................................................................................................... 9

In-Circuit Debugger TRACE32-ICD 9

Program End ............................................................................................................................ 10

PowerView - Screen Display .................................................................................................. 11

Concept11

Graphical User Interface - Window Modes 11

MDI User Interface12

MWI User Interface13

Main Menu Bar14

Accelerators14

Main Toolbar15

Work Area15

Message Line16

Error Messages16

General Messages16

Additional Information on Cursor Position 16

Softkeys17

State Line18

Cursor18

Cursor - In a Hypervisor Environment 19

Debug19

Trace20

Debugger Activity20

Mode21

Task22

Task - In a Hypervisor Environment 22

SMP Systems23

Advanced23

Show/Hide State Line23

Window Pages24

Colors25

How the TRACE32 PowerView GUI Assists You in Scripting 26

Commands ............................................................................................................................... 28

Command Structure28

Long Form and Short Form of Commands and Functions 29

Entering Commands30

Command Line30

Device Selection31

Command History32

Command and Function Parameters 33

Parameter Types35

Operators40

Arithmetic Rules and Operator Precedence 42

Parentheses and Braces 43

Parameter History43

File Names44

Path Prefixes45

General Command Parameter Parser - Behavior in the Different Radix Modes .............. 46

Parser Changes in Version V2.00 and Higher 46

A. Object of Description 46

B. Support of C Language Expressions 48

C. Radix Mode Support 49

D. Incompatibilities in RADIX.Classic Mode 50

Operands51

Operand Format Examples (Literals) 52

Operand Transition Table 53

Operators54

Operator Formats55

Operator Transition Table 57

Window System ....................................................................................................................... 58

Windows58

Window Captions - What Makes Them Special in TRACE32 59

Local Buttons59

Local Popup Menus60

Slider Controls61

Window Operations62

Basic Operations62

Old Position, Bookmarks, and Current Selection 62

Getting Information63

Changing Data or Setups 63

Window Manager Menu 64

Window Position and Name 67

Freezing a Window67

Erasing a Window67

Window Scroll Bars67

Printing Window Contents 68

Saving Window Contents 69

Special Window Options 70

Text-based Functions71

Selection Service71

Message Windows .................................................................................................................. 72

Window Tracking ..................................................................................................................... 73

File and Folder Operations ..................................................................................................... 75

File Contents ............................................................................................................................ 76

Encrypt/Execute Encrypted Files .......................................................................................... 77

Host Commands ...................................................................................................................... 78

Printer Operations ................................................................................................................... 79

System Setup and Configuration ........................................................................................... 81

Logging Commands ................................................................................................................ 82

Dialog Programming ............................................................................................................... 83

Dialog Syntax and File Types 83

Comments in Dialogs85

Dialog Commands86

Control Your Custom Dialogs 86

Control Behavior of Individual Dialog Elements on Custom Dialogs 86

Interact with the File System 86

Display Message Boxes of the Operating System 86

Dialog Elements87

Return Values and Labels 89

PRACTICE Macros inside Dialog Definitions 90

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MANUAL

Release 09.2022

PowerView User's Guide

PowerView User's Guide

TRACE32 Online Help

TRACE32 Directory

TRACE32 Index

Online Documentation6

In-Circuit Debugger TRACE32-ICD 7

In-Circuit Debugger TRACE32-ICD 9

Concept11

Graphical User Interface - Window Modes 11

MDI User Interface12

MWI User Interface13

Main Menu Bar14

Accelerators14

Main Toolbar15

Work Area15

Message Line16

Error Messages16

General Messages16

Additional Information on Cursor Position 16

Softkeys17

State Line18

Cursor18

Cursor - In a Hypervisor Environment 19

Debug19

Trace20

Debugger Activity20

Mode21

Task22

Task - In a Hypervisor Environment 22

SMP Systems23

Advanced23

Show/Hide State Line23

Window Pages24

Colors25

Command Structure28

Entering Commands30

Command Line30

Device Selection31

Command History32

Command and Function Parameters 33

Parameter Types35

Operators40

Arithmetic Rules and Operator Precedence 42

Parentheses and Braces 43

Parameter History43

File Names44

Path Prefixes45

Parser Changes in Version V2.00 and Higher 46

A. Object of Description 46

B. Support of C Language Expressions 48

C. Radix Mode Support 49

D. Incompatibilities in RADIX.Classic Mode 50

Operands51

Operand Format Examples (Literals) 52

Operand Transition Table 53

Operators54

Operator Formats55

Operator Transition Table 57

Windows58

Local Buttons59

Local Popup Menus60

Slider Controls61

Window Operations62

Basic Operations62

Old Position, Bookmarks, and Current Selection 62

Getting Information63

Changing Data or Setups 63

Window Manager Menu 64

Window Position and Name 67

Freezing a Window67

Erasing a Window67

Window Scroll Bars67

Printing Window Contents 68

Saving Window Contents 69

Special Window Options 70

Text-based Functions71