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Debug Windows (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/5/2010

The options on the Debug Windows submenu enable you to work with the debugging functionality available in Platform Builder. Each menu option is displayed with its associated keyboard shortcut for ease of access.

The following options are available.

Command Description

Watch

Use to specify variables and expressions you want to watch while debugging. For more information, see Watch Window.

Call Stack

Use to see the active stack of function calls. For more information, see Call Stack Window.

Memory 1

Use to display a snapshot of memory at a given address. For more information, see Memory Window.

Memory 2

Use to display a second Memory window.

Variables

Use to display the Variables Window.

Registers

Use to display core CPU registers. For more information, see Registers Window.

Disassembly

Use to display assembly language or byte code reporesentations of current source code. For more information, see Disassembly Window.

List Nearest Symbol

Use to find a function name or label near a specified address in source code. For more information, see List Nearest Symbol Dialog Box.

Breakpoint List

Use to display user breakpoints. For more information, see Breakpoints List Window.

Advanced Memory

Use to access a dialog box that allows you to locate, relocate, or place data in memory. For more information, see Advanced Memory Window.

Processes

Use to display currently running processes. For more information, see Processes Window.

Threads

Use to display threads of execution in a specified process. For more information, see Threads Window.

Modules

Use to display information about modules that are loaded in memory. For more information, see Modules Window.

See Also

Concepts

Viewing Debug Information in the Debug Windows