Hop method for stepping parallel hardware threads

Data processing: software development – installation – and managem – Software program development tool – Testing or debugging

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C717S130000, C717S131000

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06944850

ABSTRACT:
A method of debugging software that executes in a multithreaded processor having a plurality of microengines includes pausing program execution in threads of execution within a target microengine, inserting a segment of executable code into an unused section of the target microengine's microstore, executing the segment of executable code in the target microengine and resuming program execution in the target microengine

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