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High-performance Embedded Workshop

17. Using the Debugger

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17.6.8

Printing the currently displayed contents

The contents currently displayed on the selected pane of the IO window can be printed in a text file. Select Print from
the pop-up menu.

17.6.9

Saving the currently displayed contents

The contents currently displayed on the selected pane of the IO window can be saved in a text file. Select Save to File
from the pop-up menu.

17.6.10 Finding an I/O register

You can search for an I/O register shown in the IO window.

To find an I/O register

1. Right-click within the window to open a pop-up menu.

2. Select Find. The Find dialog box opens.

3. Select the column in which you wish to search for an I/O register.

Address

Address of the I/O register

Name

Name of the I/O register

4. In Find, enter the string to be found in the selected column. The characters are not case-sensitive.

5. To find the I/O register that completely matches the string entered in Find, select the Match whole word

checkbox. When this option is not selected, all I/O registers that partially match the entered string will be
found.

6. Clicking OK starts the search from the first line. When an I/O register is found, this line is highlighted.

To find the next I/O register to match, select Find Next in the pop-up menu.

17.6.11 Finding the next

After an I/O register in the IO window has been found, you can also use Find Next to find the next I/O register that
meets the requirement.