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processor-maintained tracepoints only to enhance the performance, click the Hard
checkbutton (see also SET TRACEPOINT command in the Command Reference).
As always, Browse shows all known symbols. You find a detailed description of the
symbol browser in chapter 1.2.2.
• Edit Tracepoints
This menu item shows all existing tracepoints and offers the opportunity to Modify
them.
Disable disables the tracepoint, i.e. while the tracepoint still remains existent, a
change of the traced memory is not displayed. Of course, disabled tracepoints can
be enabled again by clicking the Enable button (which is visible only if you click a
disabled tracepoint).
Delete and Delete all delete the tracepoint marked by inverted color display resp.
all existing tracepoints.
The tracepoints are displayed in the following form:
<n> : <pos1> [ (addr=<pos2>) ] : <status> [ (HW=<hard>) ]
where <n> is the id number of the tracepoint.
<pos1> is the symbolic address to be traced.
<pos2> is the memory address.
<status> is either enabled or disabled.
<hard>: If the tracepoint is a hardware maintained one, this is its internal number.
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