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4.4 Working with custom panes
If you are working in single-processor debugging mode, the default Code window gives
you full access to your code views and all debugging operations. However, you might
want to display multiple memory views for your debug target, or to view multiple panes
at the same time. You can customize your desktop to get the views you want.
See Chapter 6 RealView Debugger Des ktop for:
• details on the contents of the Code window
• full details on working with panes
• a description of the controls used in the rest of this section.
This section describes:
•Customizing your debug views
•Hiding panes on page 4-28.
4.4.1 Customizing your debug views
To set up the default Code window and customize the panes:
1. Select View→ Pane Views → Registers to view the Register pane, Core tab.
2. Click the Pane Content menu in the Register pane and select Switch Side to
reposition the pane.
3. Select View→ Pane Views → Call Stack to view the Call Stack pane, Call
Stack tab.
4. Click the Pane Content menu in the Call Stack pane and select Process Control
to change the debug view.
Your default Code window looks like the example shown in Figure4-14 on page 4-28.