On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:33 AM, Artem Zezyulinskiy
<artemzez@sedatelec.com> wrote:
> but real ice have trace capability. It is really useful?

In my opinion analysing the tracebuffer is one of the most useful
thing when you are dealing with complex code. So for example you can
look back when a variable set into a wrong value or at which point
your function got called or what branch of program flow it went before
the wrong value set. Sometimes is much better than conditional
breakpoints.

Tamas


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