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High-performance Embedded Workshop

17. Using the Debugger

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Window configuration

• This window shows data only when the debugging information available in the load module (*.abs) includes

the information on the C/C++ source program. No data is shown in the window if information on the source
program is excluded from the debugging information due to optimization by the compiler. No variables
declared as macros also can be displayed.

• Each variable can be dragged from the Editor or Disassembly window and dropped into the Watch window.
• The order of the watch items can be changed by dragging and dropping items onto desired positions.
• If you drag an item in the Watch window and drop it into the Address column of the Memory window, the

address of the watch item will be the first address shown in the Memory window.

• The R mark indicates that the value of the variable can be updated while the user program is running. When a

value is marked with a bold R, this value will be updated in real-time.

• Double-clicking within the Name column opens the Edit Name dialog box, in which you can change the name

of the watch item. Changing of the name can be recorded in a macro (Macro Recording).

• Double-clicking within the Value column opens the Edit Value dialog box, in which you can change the value

of the watch item. Changing of the value can be recorded in a macro (Macro Recording).

• In the Value column, the values of watch items can be changed by in-place editing (Macro Recording).
• You can also watch variables in the selected scope. The following choices are available: Auto (valid local

variables), Global (global variables), and scope specific to each file (static variables within the file scope). *

• Double-clicking on the Scope column opens the Set Scope dialog box. *
• In the Scope column, the scope can be changed by in-place editing. *

Note:

*. Support for scope setting depends on the debugger in use and the Debug format selected in the Debug

Settings dialog box. When this feature is not supported, the selection is Auto and this is not changeable.