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This video explains how to use the TRACE32 LOGGER Trace The TRACE32 LOGGER is a software trace method that is mainly used when no hardware based trace is available. This trace method requires a modification of the target application in order to write specific trace information to the reserved buffer, on the target memory, using a trace format provided by LAUTERBACH. TRACE32 then loads the trace information from the target memory for processing and display. In this video, we use a TRAC32 PowerView for Arm version of March 2021 and a PowerDebug USB 3 connected to a Cortex-A9 processor. C and C++ sources and header files for using the TRACE32 LOGGER are available in the TRACE32 system directory under demo/etc/logger: Whenever a part of the application uses the LOGGER, the header file amp;quot;logger.hamp;quot; or amp;quot;logger.hppamp;quot; must be included. When compiling and linking the application, the LOGGER file, logger.c or logger.cpp must be additionally handled as normal sour