Texas Instruments TMS320C6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Alphabetical Summary of Debugger Commands
func, go, if/else/endif
11-23 Summary of Commands and Special Keys
Display Function
func
Syntax func
function name
func address
Menu selection none
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description The FUNC command displays a specified C function in the FILE window. You
can identify the function by its name or its address. Note that FUNC works the
same way FILE works, but with FUNC you don’t need to identify the name of
the file that contains the function.
Run to Specified Address
go
Syntax go [ address]
Menu selection none
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description The GO command executes code up to a specific point in your program. If you
don’t supply an
address, then GO acts like a RUN command without an
expression parameter.
Conditionally Execute Debugger Commands
if/else/endif
Syntax if
expression
debugger commands
[else
debugger commands]
endif
Menu selection none
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description These commands allow you to execute debugger commands conditionally in
a batch file. If the
expression if nonzero, the debugger executes the
commands between the IF and the ELSE or ENDIF. Note that the ELSE portion
of the command sequence is optional.
The conditional commands work with the following provisions:
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You can use conditional commands only in a batch file.
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You must enter each debugger command on a separate line in the file.
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You can’t nest conditional commands within the same batch file.