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Profiling in Arm Development Studio - with FVP

Sk1998

Hello,

I'm using ARM Development studio 2023.1, for now I'm running the 30 day trial version. After running and debugging Arm FVP - MPS2_Cortex_M7 as target, I now want to profile it. I read about streamline but I cannot find the option for profiling. Can someone please guide me for this? 

Thanks,

Shri

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  • +1 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Sk1998

    Hi again

    As a starting point, I suggest you try using the Cortex-M7's built-in cycle-counter DWT_CYCCNT register first.
    This is quick and easy to use and may give you the information you need if you simply want to get cycle counts for functions. 
    Streamline for bare-metal & RTOS is rather more complex to set up.

    Streamline is a separate Eclipse application, which you can launch from the Windows Start menu:


    You can also launch it from the command-line.

    Stephen


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  • +1 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Sk1998

    Hi again

    As a starting point, I suggest you try using the Cortex-M7's built-in cycle-counter DWT_CYCCNT register first.
    This is quick and easy to use and may give you the information you need if you simply want to get cycle counts for functions. 
    Streamline for bare-metal & RTOS is rather more complex to set up.

    Streamline is a separate Eclipse application, which you can launch from the Windows Start menu:


    You can also launch it from the command-line.

    Stephen


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