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The following table shows the CeLog Event Tracking functions implemented by the kernel for event tracking. Applications can call these functions to log data and to control event tracking.
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This function is called by the kernel and by applications to log an event. |
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This function is called to change the event tracking zones that are currently set and the zones that the kernel supports. |
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This function is called by the kernel twice for each interrupt: once when the interrupt occurs but before the interrupt service routine (ISR) is called, and once when the ISR returns to the kernel. |
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This function is called by applications to log a string event. |
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This function is called by the kernel to query the state of the zones from the event tracking DLL. |
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This function is called by applications to instruct the kernel to dump all current threads and processes to the event tracking engine. |
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This function is called to change the current logging zones. |