Lesson 2 – Creating a Test Method
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Displaying Measured Data on Mixed Signal Tool Using PUT_DEBUG
Starting Analog 
Sequence Program at 
Specified Point
While debugging a test method program, you may execute sequence 
program(s) for AWG, digitizer, and/or sampler multiple times by 
re-executing the corresponding Execute APIs. In this case, to start 
the sequence program(s) at the beginning for the second or later 
execution, you must use the 
FLUSH function just before the 
Execute APIs, and move the program counter for the test method 
to 
FLUSH by using the GoTo function of the debugger. For the GoTo 
function, see "Changing Execution Point" on page 458.
Executing Analog Sequence Program Multiple Times during Debugging
After the sequence program is first executed by EXECUTE_TEST, 
the sequence program pauses at the 
HALT line. When FLUSH is 
executed again by using the debugger, the execution point of the 
sequence program jumps to the specified label and the sequence 
program waits for the trigger.
Editing and re-compiling Source File
To edit the source code for fixing bugs, you should abort the 
execution of testflow or test suites. To abort them, choose abort f 
the File menu in the Test Flow Editor. Then, edit the source file 
EXECUTE_TEST(1.0 sec);
dVdtz=Analog.DGT(“aout”).getWaveform();
PUT_DEBUG(“aout”,“Wave1”,dVdtz);
Mixed Signal Tool
Updating
FLUSH䋨䋩䋻
EXECUTE_TEST(1.0 sec);
AWG Sequence Program
Sub Label Instruction
Waveform 
Label
B
HALT
L1
RPT 5
B
ANOP
Moving the execution point at the label 
specified in the Analog Setup.