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  kusno mudiarto 5:14 pm on March 26, 2009 Permalink | Reply  

  Trace32 script to print stack frame to a file 

  A very simple scripts, but took me a while to found it. Basically in Trace32, I need to capture stack trace whenever a certain memory location is being written. I got tired of doing it manually, and have to copy & paste the stack trace everytime. Searching it in Google didn’t give me a clue, so I read through Trace32 manual to find out how to do it.

  Finally, I found the easy way to do it, here is the script / command in its glory:

  # printer.clipboard -> to redirect to clipboard
  # use this to redirect to file
  printer.open "c:/kusno_trace_1.txt"
  
  # command to be run inserted in the  the breakpoint
  wp.var.Frame
  
  # close printer after we're done
  printer.close
  

  The trick here is using printer to print the content of the var.Frame…

  Tags: Trace32

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    vineet 11:34 pm on September 16, 2009 Permalink

    Thanks… It is really useful…

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  kusno mudiarto 11:43 am on March 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply  

  Adding Custom Compilation Flags in XCode 

  I just found out how to add additional compilation Flags in XCode. It may looks stupid, but I couldn’t find it anywhere couple days ago .

  Basically just do “Get Info” on a project / target, and add user defined settings with this value :

  OTHER_CFLAGS and set the additional compilation flags : -DTARGET_OS_X -DMUDI_DEBUG

  edit:

  another additional flags : GCC_PREFIX_HEADER to specify your precompiled header – useful for static library
  

  Tags: xcodecompilation flags