Static File Storage
Test RealTime - User Guide
For each tab, click the ... button to open the function name selection box. Use the Add
and Remove buttons to create a list of function names.
See Generating SCI Dumps for more information.
Selective Instrumentation
By default, runtime analysis features instrument all components of source code under
analysis.
The Selective Instrumentation settings allow you to more finely define which units
(classes and functions) you want to instrument and trace.
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Units excluded from instrumentation: Click the ... button to access a list of units
(classes and functions) that can be excluded from the instrumentation process.
Click a unit to select or clear a unit. Use the Select File and Clear File buttons to
select and clear all units from a source file.
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Files excluded from instrumentation: Click the ... button and use the Add and
Remove buttons to select the files to be excluded.
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Instrument inline methods: Extends instrumentation to inline methods.
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Instrument included methods or functions: Extends instrumentation to included
methods or functions.
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Directories excluded from instrumentation: Click the ... button and use the Add,
Remove buttons to select the files to be excluded.
Static File Storage
Depending on the runtime analysis feature, the product generates .tsf or .fdc
temporary static data files during source code instrumentation of the application
under analysis.
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Code Coverage Static File Storage (.fdc): These settings apply to Code Coverage
.fdc static trace files:
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Build directory: Select this option to use the current directory for all generated
files.
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Other directory: Select this option to define a specific directory.
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Source directory: Select this option to use the same directory as the source
under analysis.
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Use single temporary file (.fdc): By default, Code Coverage produces one .fdc
file for each instrumented source file. Select this option to use a single .fdc file
for all instrumented source files, and specify its location.
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FDC Directory: When using the Use single temporary file (.fdc) option in the
previous setting, specify a location for the .fdc file.
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