This example project shows how to display state information with the Event Recorder.
The application itself implements a thread that is started with two instances.
The thread itself makes state transitions that are recorded.

The MyComponent.c file contains the thread that generates state transistions.
In this thread, event recorder functions are called that indicate the operation
state of the software component.

The header file EvrMyComponent.h contains the definitions of the debug events
for this EventState example.

The MyComponent.scvd file contains the static objects as well as the dynamic
events that are shown in the Component Viewer and Event Recorder windows.

Note:
This example uses the Keil RTX version 5 real-time operating system based on
CMSIS-RTOS API version 2. It completely runs in simulation and does not require
any hardware to be present.
