OK.
Fault Analyzer variant FA-I-318.
Don't know whether the Debug one can be cloned so just needed one for my
product.
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That requires a userid.
Ideally I'd not only like the report to show the as-modified instruction but
also to use th
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Mike Schwab wrote
Length is a nibble, x0 is one byte, one digit
Mike Schwab wrote
Length is a nibble, x0 is one byte, one digit, one sign, xF is 16
bytes, 31 digits, 1 sign.
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> I have a program that is getting an S0C7 on an EX instruction. The output
> from Fault Analyzer contain
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Have you defined IDIADATA to FA during analysis ?
Label "Data Field Declarations" appears for the execute event in the report
which shows all of t
Length is a nibble, x0 is one byte, one digit, one sign, xF is 16
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> I have a program that is getting an S0C7 on an EX instruction. The output
> from Fault Analyzer contains the target instruction as is, with a zero
Have you defined IDIADATA to FA during analysis ?
Label "Data Field Declarations" appears for the execute event in the report
which shows all of the defined field.
Well in my basic test case anyway.
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I have a program that is getting an S0C7 on an EX instruction. The output from
Fault Analyzer contains the target instruction as is, with a zero length field,
and only displays one byte of the operand. Is this a bug or a feature?
Is there a way to force FA to display the entire field as defined
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