Texas Instruments TMS320C6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Alphabetical Summary of Debugger Commands
mr, ms, next
11-29 Summary of Commands and Special Keys
Reset Memory Map
mr
Syntax mr
Menu selection Memory
→
Reset
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description The MR command resets the debugger’s memory map by deleting all defined
memory ranges from the map.
Save Memory Block to File
ms
Syntax ms address, length, filename
Menu selection Memory
→
Save
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description The MS command saves the values in a block of memory to a system file; files
are saved in COFF format.
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The
address parameter identifies the first address in the block.
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The length parameter defines the length, in words, of the block. This
parameter can be any C expression.
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The filename is a system file. If you don’t supply an extension, the
debugger adds an .obj extension.
Single-Step, Next Statement
next
Syntax next [ expression]
Menu selection Next=F10 (in disassembly)
Environments basic debugger profiling
Description The NEXT command is similar to the STEP command. If you’re in C code, the
debugger executes one C statement at a time. In assembly or mixed mode,
the debugger executes one assembly language statement at a time. Unlike
STEP, NEXT never updates the display when executing called functions;
NEXT always steps to the next consecutive statement. Unlike STEP, NEXT
steps over function calls rather than stepping into them—you don’t see the
single-step execution of the function call.
The expression parameter specifies the number of statements that you want
to single-step. You can also use a conditional expression for conditional single-
step execution ( Running code conditionally, page 6-14, discusses this in
detail).