| XTA command-line manual Nov 13, 2013 ... Allows XTA commands to be embedded into source code. All commands are run every time the binary is loaded into the XTA. Commands are ... |
| Use the XTA from the command line Nov 13, 2013 ... All analyzed routes are given a unique route ID. However, when referring to routes in a script, using the route ID may not always result in ... |
| How to control the XTA from a python script | XMOS There are occasions when the inbuilt XTA command scripting mechanism does not offer the required level of power and/or flexibility. |
| How to embed XTA commands in your pro- gram This can be achieved by embedding. XTA commands into your source files using the xta command pragma. For example, compile the following code: #include ... |
| How to run XTA scripts on compilation XTA scripts can be run on automatically on compilation. This will ensure that any timing issues introduced as a result of modifications to the source will ... |
| How to set a timing requirement in the XTA First, load the executable into the XTA, then time the function 'f'. This will create a route as shown in the Routes view in the left hand panel. |
| How to use the XTA to time a loop To time a loop using the command line XTA, or from an XTA script/embedded source command, the following can be used: analyze loop loop_label. Note: In order ... |
| How to generate XTA command scripts Typically, the XTA is used interactively to investigate and measure the timing properties of a program. Once satisfied, it is often a requirement to capture ... |
| How to write XTA command scripts The XTA can be used interactively to investigate and measure the timing properties of you program. Once satisfied, it is often a requirement to capture ... |
| Using the XTA With Assembly Nov 13, 2013 ... If a branch table is written in assembly, branch target information must be added for the XTA to be able to analyze the assembly properly . |
