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Description: The ‘Trace Buffer’ is a dedicated memory area in processors used to store trace information, which is essential for debugging and performance analysis of software. This buffer allows developers to capture and examine the execution flow of a program, facilitating error identification and code optimization. Technically, the trace buffer can log significant events, such […]