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Decoding binary traces with a Dictionary file

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To activate and deactivate binary traces that are in the Open +System Trace (OST) format, you must first define the used Dictionary file + for the component that is outputting the traces. Dictionary files are +in XML and are usually available in your development environment. They are +automatically re-generated everytime you compile a component that contains +OST traces.

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You can open a Dictionary file to be used for decoding +binary traces, based on a decode model.

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To open a Dictionary file:

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  1. On the TraceViewer menu, select Trace Activation.
    2. +
  2. In the Activation dialog, click Add Dictionary.
    3. +
  3. In the Open file dialog, choose one or more decode files from the +file system.

    By default, these files are located in the \epoc32\ost_dictionaries directory, and named [componentname]_uid_dictionary.xml
    +Note: You can also load a ZIP file containing one or more Dictionary files. +

    4. +
  4. Click OK.

    TraceViewer will load the chosen files to the decoding +model and decode the traces currently in the view.

    5. +
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