Target Deployment Port Settings
Graphical User Interface
extension to the UML sequence diagram standard and are not supported by
UML.
·
Options (Reserved for future use): This setting allows you to add command line
options. Normally, this line should be left blank.
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Display largest call stack length: When selected, the Target Deployment Port
records the highest level attained by the call stack during the trace. This
information is displayed at the end of the UML Sequence Diagram in the
UML/SD Viewer as Maximum Calling Level Reached.
Target Deployment Port Settings
These settings allow you to set compilation flags that define how the Runtime
Tracing feature interacts with the Target Deployment Port. These are general settings
for the Target Deployment Port.
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Disable on-the-fly mode: When selected, this setting stops on-the-fly updating
of the dynamic .tdf file. This option is primarily for Target Deployment Ports
that use printf output.
·
Trace Buffer Enable and Partial Trace Flush Enable: Please see Trace Item Buffer
and Partial Trace Flush for more information about these settings.
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Maximum number of recorded Trace elements before buffer flush
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When receiving user signal: No Action, Flush Call Stack, Trace On/Off
·
Record and display Time Stamp: This setting adds time stamp information to
each element in the UML sequence diagram generated by Runtime Tracing.
·
Record and display Heap Size (for Java only): This setting enables the Heap Size
Bar in the UML sequence diagram produced by Runtime Tracing.
·
Record and display Thread Info (for Java only): This setting enables the Thread
Bar in the UML sequence diagram produced by Runtime Tracing.
To edit the Runtime Tracing settings for one or several nodes:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, click the Settings
button.
2.
Select a node in the Project Explorer pane.
3. Select
the
Runtime Analysis node and the Runtime Tracing node.
4. Select Instrumentation Control, Trace Control or Target Deployment Port
Settings.
5.
When you have finished, click OK to validate the changes.
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