Using SoftBench Debugger
Specifying Identifier Locations
procedure (that is, the procedure that called the currently executing procedure), a depth of 3 is two below, and so on. You can use this for debugging recursive procedures where the stack contains multiple instances.
When you enable stack frame numbering in the "Options: Stack Settings…" dialog box, and select "■ Stack Top is 1", SoftBench Debugger uses the leftmost numbers in the list of stack frames to show the stack depth relative to the currently executing procedure. This number can be used for depth in `run( ).
`main(depth)\var
To search for var at a fixed stack depth depth, counting from the bottom of the stack. `main(1) (or `main) corresponds to the first procedure on the stack, `main(2) is the first routine called from the first procedure, and so on.
When you enable stack frame numbering in the "Options: Stack Settings…" dialog box, and do not select "■ Stack Top is 1", SoftBench Debugger uses the leftmost numbers in the list of stack frames to show the stack depth relative to the bottom of the stack. You can use this number as the depth in `main( ).
`env(offset)\var
To search for var at a relative offset from the current environment. offset must include a + or - to indicate the direction of the offset.
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