AMD 4.4.5 user manual 231

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User Manual	November 21st, 2008

Automation Command	Description
Swap {X86Sim Processor AweSim	Switches CPU model from X86Sim to AweSim
Processor}	or the other way around.
HasModule <module>	Returns „true‟ if module is present; otherwise it
	returns „false‟.
	Returns the 0 based index of which VGA device
GetDisplayIndex	is currently being displayed in the GUI. Only
	useful if more than one VGA device is active
	within a BSD file.
	Sets the 0 based index of which VGA devices
SetDisplayIndex <n>	output is to be displayed in the GUI. Only
	useful if more than one VGA device is active
	within a BSD file.
Wait	Provides a "WAIT UNTIL STOPPED" feature.
NGo	Provides a non-blocking "GO" command.
	“DisplayScreenShot” takes a screen shot. This
	command supports multiple displays Index is a
	number that identifies the desired display. An
	Index of 0 means that a screen shot from display
	0 will be taken. Filename is the name of the
DisplayScreenShot <index> <filename>	snapshot file. The file name includes the full
<format>	pathname for the file, any valid path drive
	names („C:‟) or server names (\\servername\)
	can be used. If a pathname is not given the
	current default path is used. Format must be one
	of the formats that GetScreenShotFormats
	returns (e.g., BMP or PNG).
GetScreenShotFormats	This command gives the list of supported
	formats that can be used.
LogConsoleStdErr	“LogConsoleStdErr” reports if stderr logging is
	currently enabled.
	"SetLogConsoleStderr" cause console logging
SetLogConsoleStdErr <0 1>	to go to stderr (1) or stdout (0). The default is
	the current behavior of logging to stderr.
ForceSingleStep <0 1>	Enabled (1) or disables (0) single stepping.
XTRInstDmpFile <FileName>	Dumps instruction to file <FileName>.
	Enables (1) or disables (0) IO logging <feature>
	for <device> or <all> devices. Supported IO
LogIO <device> <all> <feature> reset <0	logging features are: PCI, IO, IOfpdis, MEM,
1>	MEMfpdis and GETMEMPTR. The reset
	options sets the selected <feature> on <device>
	or <all> devices to its default value.

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