High-performance Embedded Workshop 18. Synchronized Debugging
REJ10J1837-0100 Rev.1.00 Nov. 16, 2008
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18.3 Using the command line window when synchronized
Overview
Two new commands are provided when using synchronized debugging. These allow the Debugger that commands will
be executed on to be changed so a command file executed in one Debugger can execute commands on a different
Debugger.
SET_CORE command
Abbreviation: SMC
Description: Sets the current Debugger from the perspective of the command line ECX. All debugger commands from
now on will be sent to the requested Debugger.
Note: This does not effect operations invoked from the GUI.
Syntax: smc <Debugger ID>
Parameter Type Description
<Debugger ID> String Debugger ID. If empty the perspective will be changed back to the local Debugger.
Example: smc “SH-X (core 1)”
From now on debugger commands will be directed to the “SH-X (core 1)” Debugger.
SHOW_ALL_CORE command
Abbreviation: SAC
Description: Displays a list of available Debuggers. This command is used to get a list of valid inputs for the previous
command. The list of Debuggers displayed will be the same as is displayed on the Debuggers Tab.
Syntax: sac
Parameter Type Description
None Displays a list of available Debuggers.
Exceptions
Some commands cannot be redirected to a different Debugger and will always be executed in the local Debugger no
matter how the “SET_CORE” command is used. The following commands have this limitation:
“ASSEMBLE”
“CLOSE_TEST_SUITE”
“COMPARE_TEST_DATA”
“MEMORY_EDIT”