Other Debug Functions
When I am debugging my program, sometimes I can't open Time Measurement Window. How can I measure the interval
time? (Apr. 5, 2004)
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I can't start up my debugger with the USB interface even though I have used it successfully before. What's the problem? (Feb.
5, 2004)
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If the target system is reset during the STEP execution, can the debugger continue to debug normally? (Feb. 20, 2003)●
I want to setup interval data sampling using the OnTimer function the CB30. Please tell me the LSB for the interval to be set
in _win_timer_set. The manual indicates milliseconds (ms). However, based on my tests so far, when I set 1000ms or more, I
have no problem, but when I set 10ms as the interval, the actual interval is around 50ms. (Feb. 20, 2002)
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How do I reference local bit symbols with PD30? (Sep. 5, 2001)●
I get this warning when I modify the src code as follows: MOV.W #0010H,A0 -> MOV.W #0030H,A0
Is this perhaps because the conversion to an instruction is not optimized in this case? (Jun. 20, 2001)
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I set the hardware breakpoint in the PD30, but when I execute the program with the breakpoint, the program stops after
passing the set breakpoint. What is the problem? (Feb. 5, 2001)
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In PD30, is there any way to know that the program execution passed the trace point without setting a break point? (Aug. 25,
2000)
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When I make a button in the GUI input window, save it, then load it again, I get an error (ERROR 10601) and cannot read it.
How can I make it work?(Aug. 25, 2000)
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I know I can specify the PD30 protect break for a consecutive 256K-byte area, but can I specify the break for more than one
area at the same time? (Aug. 7, 2000)
[Example]
00000h to 3FFFFh area
C0000h to FFFFFh area
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Have the contents of the MESC TOOL NEWS issued on July 16, 1998 "Precaution on Using Time Measurement Windows in
PC4701HS/PC4700H Emulators" been updated and fixed concerning PD30 V.4.00? If the contents have not been fixed yet,
do I still need to use phicount_e.exe? (Mar. 21, 2000)
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I get an error and I can not use the custom commands when I:
Use the OPEN button in the script window to open a *.scr file which is not in the same directory as PDxx.EXE,1.
then execute a custom command, in the script window, which exists in the same directory as PDxx.EXE does.2.
I realize I can execute custom commands by placing the *.scr file in the same directory as the PDxx.EXE, but in this case
having to put both in the same directory is not convenient. (Nov. 19, 1999)
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When I open the existing log file, will the new data be added to the end of the existing data, will it overwrite the existing
data?
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