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<strong>Tornado</strong> 2.0 User’s Guide 5.3.9 Ambiguity of Arrays and Pointers .................................................. 184 5.3.10 Pointer Arithmetic ............................................................................. 184 5.3.11 C Interpreter Limitations .................................................................. 185 5.3.12 C-Interpreter Primitives .................................................................... 186 5.3.13 Terminal Control Characters ............................................................ 186 5.3.14 Redirection in the C Interpreter ....................................................... 186 Ambiguity Between Redirection and C Operators ....................... 188 The Nature of Redirection ................................................................ 188 Scripts: Redirecting Shell I/O .......................................................... 189 C-Interpreter Startup Scripts ............................................................ 190 5.4 C++ Interpretation ........................................................................................... 191 5.4.1 Overloaded Function Names ........................................................... 191 5.4.2 Automatic Name Demangling ........................................................ 193 5.5 Shell Line Editing ............................................................................................. 193 5.6 Object Module Load Path ............................................................................... 196 5.7 Tcl: Shell Interpretation ................................................................................... 198 5.7.1 Tcl: Controlling the Target ................................................................ 199 Tcl: Calling Target Routines ............................................................. 200 Tcl: Passing Values to Target Routines ............................................ 200 5.7.2 Tcl: Calling Under C Control ........................................................... 200 5.7.3 Tcl: <strong>Tornado</strong> Shell lnitialization ....................................................... 201 5.8 The Shell Architecture ..................................................................................... 202 5.8.1 Controlling the Target from the Host ............................................. 202 5.8.2 Shell Components .............................................................................. 204 5.8.3 Layers of Interpretation .................................................................... 205 6 Browser ............................................................................................................................. 207 6.1 A System-Object Browser ............................................................................... 207 xii
Contents 6.2 Starting the Browser ......................................................................................... 208 6.3 Anatomy of the Target Browser ..................................................................... 209 6.4 Browser Menus and Buttons ........................................................................... 210 6.5 Data Panels ........................................................................................................ 212 6.6 Object Browsers ................................................................................................ 213 6.6.1 The Task Browser ............................................................................... 214 6.6.2 The Semaphore Browser ................................................................... 215 6.6.3 The Message-Queue Browser ........................................................... 217 6.6.4 The Memory-Partition Browser ....................................................... 218 6.6.5 The Watchdog Browser ..................................................................... 219 6.6.6 The Class Browser .............................................................................. 220 6.7 The Module Browser ........................................................................................ 221 6.8 The Vector Table Window ............................................................................... 223 6.9 The Spy Window .............................................................................................. 224 6.10 The Stack-Check Window ............................................................................... 226 6.11 Browser Displays and Target Link Speed ..................................................... 227 6.12 Troubleshooting with the Browser ................................................................. 227 6.12.1 Memory Leaks .................................................................................... 227 6.12.2 Stack Overflow ................................................................................... 228 6.12.3 Memory Fragmentation .................................................................... 228 6.12.4 Priority Inversion ............................................................................... 229 6.13 Tcl: the Browser Initialization File .................................................................. 231 7 Debugger .......................................................................................................................... 233 xiii
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