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What do abbreviated TRACE32 commands mean?

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TRACE32 PRACTICE commands are case-insensitive and support both long and abbreviated forms.

The uppercase letters in the command name indicate the minimum required characters. These letters define the shortest valid abbreviation for each command.

For example:

  • Long form: SYStem.Up

  • Short form: SYS.Up

The following command variants are all valid and equivalent:

  • SYStem.Up

  • system.up

  • SYS.Up

  • sys.up

  • system.u

As long as the significant (uppercase) characters are present, the remaining letters may be omitted. This notation is used consistently throughout the TRACE32 documentation to indicate the shortest supported command syntax.

Finding the full command documentation

To open the documentation for any TRACE32 command:

  1. Type the command (either its long or abbreviated form) in the TRACE32 command line.

  2. Press the Space key.

  3. Press F1.

TRACE32 opens the corresponding documentation page directly at the description of that command.

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