Simulation reproduction apparatus, simulation reproduction method, and computer readable medium
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorHirokazu Suzuki
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorHirokazu Suzuki
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A storage unit stores a trace file obtained by simulating an operation of an object. A reception unit receives a forward direction reproduction instruction. A reproduction unit reads each piece of trace data from the trace file. The reproduction unit determines a timing for updating a graphic display, based on a new display time corresponding to an occurrence time included in new trace data read this time and an old display time corresponding to an occurrence time included in old trace data read last time. A display unit changes a state of the object displayed by the graphic display to a state indicated by a new state value included in the new trace data, at the determined timing.
A simulation reproduction apparatus to debug software in an embedded system by simulating an operation of a hardware object in the embedded system responsive to execution of instructions of the software, the simulation reproduction apparatus comprising:
A simulation-reproduction method of debugging software in an embedded system by simulating an operation of a hardware object in the embedded system responsive to execution of instructions of the software, the simulation reproduction method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a simulation reproduction program using a trace file obtained by simulating an operation of a hardware object in an embedded system responsive to execution of instructions of software in the embedded system, the trace file having one or more pieces of trace data recorded therein, each piece of the trace data including an occurrence time at which a change in a state of the hardware object has occurred and a new state value indicating a state after the state has changed, the simulation reproduction program when executed by a computer to perform:
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