Hi there,

I have a problem on my project that when I debug my code it is absolutely
perfect, however, in the real world it seems that there are just much more
things that I did not take into account. My problem is that as far as I know
there is no way to track down what's going on even using a hardware debug
station -- but I may wrong. So that the PIC needs to be run in the real
clock speed while I would need to watch the input and output signals as a
logic analyzer and see the code flow so that I can have a chance to detect
why my code enters to the bad state.

I thought that I am lucky a bit because I can record the input signal using
the sound card on my PC and put it to a WAV file, so that I could analyze
it, which has already been done and still do not have the answer for the
why. That's why I would like to convert it to stimulus file to be able to
debug. Is anybody done something similar? Is there any software or tool that
already doing this? Is that a bad idea or have a simpler way to do? (I would
appreciate any thought on this).

Thanks,
Tamas


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