Improved analysis queue
It is now possible to abort the iterative decoding and inspect the intermediate result graph. For this, left-click the Stop button and hold it down until a context menu appears that lets you select the desired project from the queue.
The interactivity of the analysis queue in general has been improved. Queued analyses can now be aborted, and new ones added to the queue.
Improved DWARF view
Automatically generated annotations for calls and areas can now be copied to clipboard right in the DWARF view, and then pasted into your AIS file.
The search function has been improved as well, and the debug information is now extracted faster while using less memory.
Trace stats for edges
The call and control-flow graph for TimeWeaver now includes trace statistics for individual edges in different analysis contexts.
Improved trace extraction and conversion
TimeWeaver now supports more trace formats, as well as traces executed in a 64-bit address space. The extraction is now faster and generalized across all formats. Further improvements include optimized extraction for traces of preemptive software, additional help messages, and better handling of interrupts.
WCET contributions
Timing contributions in processor cycles are now only shown if no clock rate has been specified. Otherwise, only contributions in μs are shown. Contributions in cycles can then optionally be enabled by right-clicking on the table header.
Trace-iterative decoding
Iterative decoding has been extended. In addition to using value analysis, it can now also use trace data to automatically resolve unresolved computed control-flow transitions.
The two methods can be toggled individually under Setup → Decoding.