<li><strong>Use internal command line engine</strong>: This option

            uses the built-in version of <i>atool.exe</i>. </li>

          <li><strong>Use external command line engine</strong>: This options

            uses <i>atool.exe</i> from the location selected to the

            <strong>Atool.exe path</strong> field. </li>

        <p>When the <em>atool.exe</em> version has been selected, the system

        automatically checks that it matches with the version of the

        AnalyzeTool Carbide extension. In case of a mismatch, an error is

        displayed "<em>Command Line Engine is older than x.x.x</em>", and the

        <strong>Apply</strong> and <strong>OK</strong> buttons are disnabled.

        In this case you need to select a later CLE tool version. For more

        information, see <a href="../reference/troubleshooting.htm">AnalyzeTool

        Troubleshooting</a>.</p>

      <td>Displays selected engine's version number.</td>

      <td>Output mode</td>

      <td>Specifies the output mode for AnalyzeTool build. 

          <li><strong>Output to trace (recommended)</strong>: This option will

            send the memory analysis data through tracing utility connection.

            For more information, see <a

            output to trace mode</a>.</li>

          <li><strong>Output to file system</strong>: This option will create a

            data file to the target hardware. When using this option, you must

            define a location and name for the data file. For more information,

            see <a href="../tasks/capture.htm#capture_s60_file">Capturing data

            in output to file system mode</a> 

              <li><strong>Log file path</strong>: Type here the location for

                the log file.</li>

              <li><strong>File name</strong>: Type here the name you want to

                use for the log file</li>

          <li><strong>Ask always</strong>: When this option is selected,

            Analyse tool will display a dialog, asking which output mode you

            want to use, each time you build a project.</li>

          <li><strong>No callstack stored</strong>: This option does not store

            any callstack items.</li>

          <li><strong>40 items</strong>: This option stores forty callstack

            items.</li>

          <li><strong>100 items</strong>: This option stores hundred callstack

            items. Note that storing this meni items </li>

          <li><strong>Custom size (0-255</strong>): This option provides

            possibility to define custom size of callstack items. Custom size

            of callstack items is limited to 0-255</li>