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names) and files, and are represented by various shapes in the graphic display. In SoftBench Debugger's Data Graph Window, nodes represent variables.

Package A package is a compiler, third-party or in-house library, or utility that is used to build a target. Packages can include library and include directory information, defines and compiler flags, and precompiler or code generator specifications.

Packages provide a short-cut way to use third-party or in-house libraries in many build configurations. First, define the package; then include the package in all appropriate build configurations. If the package's build instructions need to change, you modify the package, and all build configurations which use the package update automatically.

SoftBench ships with a basic set of packages, or users can create their own packages. Examples of shipped packages include Motif, X11R5, Encapsulator, RogueWave, and Oracle. To see the complete set of shipped packages choose "Builder: Modify Packages…" in the SoftBench main window, then explore the drop-down list of package names.

PC Program location where execution stopped in SoftBench Debugger. The statement at this location will, by default, be the next statement to be executed when execution resumes.

PC stands for Program Counter.

Popup Menus Menus which are displayed by selecting mouse button 3 (usually the right mouse button) over a designated area of the screen. All graphs and the Builder and CodeAdvisor output browser contain popup menus.

Primary Selection Several lines of text highlighted by using the left mouse button and dragging it over the desired text. This works in any X application. You can then paste this text in an Editor window using the Shift-Middle mouse button combination.

Project A project is a named set of files and one or more sets of build instructions and dependencies that produce a set of related targets. A project is always an entity to itself, that is, it does not dynamically inherit options or build information from any other project. Projects are related by the parent/subproject build dependency relationship. Project

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