ARM Version 1.6

RealView Debugger Desktop

Memory pane

Use this pane to:

• display the contents of a range of memory locations on

the target

• edit the values stored by the application.

Bottom pane

The bottom pane of the Code window always contains the Output pane.

Select the different tabs to:

• enter commands during a debugging session (Cmd)

• handle I/O with your application (StdIO)

• see the progress of builds (Build)

• see the results of Find in Files operations (FileFind)

• see the results of operations using your version control tool

(SrcCtrl)

• view the results of commands and track events during debugging

(Log).

The command line is located at the bottom of the Output pane. This

shows the status of the current process, for example,

Stop

Run

, or

None

(no

process). You can also enter debugger commands at the

prompt.

During your debugging session, you can use the Pane Cont ent menu to define which

view is displayed in a chosen pane (see Pane controls on page6-8 for details). At the

end of your first session, you can configure RealView Debugger to start next time with

a different set of panes or views if required by saving the customized setup in your

workspace.

Changing panes

Select View → Pane Views to change what is displayed in a pane view or to restore the

default views. You can also use this menu to display any window or p ane that is hidden,

without changing the view it displays. If a pane is hidden and you use the Pane Views

menu to change the pane contents, it is automatically displayed to show the new view.

Formatting pane views

The contents of the File Editor pane and the Output pane cannot be changed. However,

you can define how the view is formatted, for example change the size of text displayed

in the File Editor pane or the number of lines displayed in the Output pane. See the

chapter describing configuring workspaces in RealView Debugger v1.6 User Guide for

details of how to do this.