where low-value specifies the lowest value to include, and high-value specifies the highest value to include, separated by a colon. The high and low values are inclusive unless you use less-than (<) and greater-than (>) symbols. If you specify a > before low-value, the low value is exclusive. Similarly, a < before high-value makes it exclusive.
The values of low‑value and high‑value must be constants of type integer, unsigned integer, or floating point. The data type of low‑value must be the same as the type of high-value, and low‑value must be less than high-value. If low‑value and high‑value are integer constants, you can append the letter u or U to the value to force an unsigned comparison. The following figure shows a filter that tells TotalView to only display values greater than 63, but less than 512. (See Figure 217.)
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