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How-to-trace using SWO and ORBTrace mini

Compile and upload (any) sketch for Arduino Portenta H7 / M7 core:

git clone https://github.com/arduino/arduino-examples &&cd arduino-examples
arduino-cli compile -b arduino:mbed_portenta:envie_m7 -v examples/01.Basics/Blink -u -p /dev/ttyACM1

Note down the path to where the ELF-file is stored and edit .gdbinit accordingly.

Start GDB using .gdbinit contained in this repository:

ln -s .gdbinit-swo .gdbinit
arm-none-eabi-gdb -iex 'add-auto-load-safe-path .'

Start orbuculum:

orbuculum --verbose 3 --monitor 1000

Create a folder for captured SWO trace data and start orbfifo:

cd /tmp
mkdir swo
orbfifo --verbose 3 --basedir swo/

Now you are ready to observe some trace data, i.e.

cat swo/hwevent
2,1,**SLEEP**
2,1,**SLEEP**
2,1,0x08053e48
2,1,**SLEEP**
2,1,**SLEEP**

or even better:

orbtop -e /tmp/arduino/sketches/817DC06D31EFAD33501697C59B5B9880/Blink.ino.elf -l

which results in i.e.

 96.50% 34272 ** Sleeping **
1.05% 374 HAL_PCD_IRQHandler
0.23% 83 hal_critical_section_enter
0.23% 83 core_util_critical_section_enter
0.19% 70 lp_ticker_read
0.18% 66 update_present_time
0.15% 56 hal_critical_section_exit
0.13% 49 void mbed::internal::do_sleep_operation<mbed::internal::timed_predicate_op
0.12% 46 core_util_critical_section_exit
0.10% 36 mbed::internal::timed_predicate_op::wake_condition() const
-----------------
98.88% 35135 of 35514 Samples
[---H] Interval = 999mS

How-to-trace using TRACECLK / TRACED0 and ORBTrace mini

ln -s .gdbinit-trace .gdbinit
arm-none-eabi-gdb -iex 'add-auto-load-safe-path .'
...
c
Ctrl+C
enableTraceSTM32H747_M7
c
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