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36	36	Wrapping can be used two ways:
37	37	* The user can read the log data continuously, retrieving log entries faster than they are written. This approach extends the limit on log size to the storage capabilities of the user's PC (typically much larger than the WARP v3 node's DRAM).
38		* The MAC code records log entries continuously, wrapping as needed, with an application-defined stop condition implemented in the MAC code. Once stopped the log will be preserved for eventual retrieval by the user. This approach mimics a trigger condition on a logic analyzer. Following the trigger the user can look backwards in time to understand the series of events the preceded the trigger event.
	38	* The MAC code records log entries continuously, wrapping as needed, with an application-defined stop condition implemented in the MAC code. Once stopped the log will be preserved for eventual retrieval by the user. This approach mimics a trigger condition on a logic analyzer. Following the trigger the user can look backwards in time to understand the series of events that preceded the trigger event.
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40	40	== Log Entry Format ==