Click the Trace link from the Analysis Results view to display the trace data in the Trace viewer.
The following figure shows the fully decoded trace data.
Figure 1. Trace Viewer
The below table explains various fields of the trace data:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Index | Displays the order number of the instructions. |
| Source | Displays source of trace event. |
| Type | Displays type of trace event. |
| Description | Displays description of trace event. |
| Address | Displays the starting address of the target function. |
| Destination | Displays the end address of the target function. |
| Timestamp | Displays the value of platform global timestamp generator (64-bit wide). Time stamping is useful for correlating multiple trace sources. |
Note: To see the options for the Trace Viewer, right click on a column. When the view has more than 100000 lines, the options "Collapse All" and "Expand All" are not shown.
The following table lists the Trace viewer events and their description:
| Trace events | Description |
|---|---|
| Branch | It reports a branch instruction from a source function to a destination function. |
| Linear | It reports a linear instruction. |
| Software Context | It reports the Software Context (Thread ID) from which the instruction is produced. |
| Interrupt | It is used for interrupt contexts. It can be useful while constructing an accurate call stack. |
| Return | It reports a return instruction from a source to a destination function. |
| Data | It reports data address, data value, data size information or read/write transaction type. |
| Info | It reports the Trace Source’s run status. The semantic of the information code is specific to the Trace Source, so it can only be interpreted by a specialized trace consumer. |
| Error | It reports an error instruction. |
| Custom | It provides the following information:
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