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Working with Breakpoints4.12 Disabling and clearing breakpointsYou can temporarily disable breakpoints. This does not delete the breakpoint but meansthat you can enable it quickly for re-use in your current debugging session.If you disable a breakpoint, you can still view it in the Src or Dsm tab where it is shownas a white disc. Any accompanying downward pointing arrows are colored light gray.When you clear a breakpoint it is removed from the breakpoint list. To removebreakpoints from your Favorites List, use the Favorites Chooser/Editor dialog box, seeSetting breakpoints from your breakpoint Favorites List on page 4-76 for details of howto do this.This section describes:• Disabling breakpoints• Clearing breakpoints on page 4-73• Clearing all breakpoints on page 4-73.4.12.1 Disabling breakpointsYou can enable and disable breakpoints from the Code window:• In the Src tab:1. Right-click in the left margin, or on the line number, of a line marked witha red breakpoint icon, or on the icon itself.2. Select Disable Break from the context menu.• In the Break/Tracepoints pane, select the check box to unselect it so disabling thebreakpoint.• Right-click on the breakpoint in the Break/Tracepoints pane to display theBreak/Tracepoints menu. Select Disable from the menu.• Position the cursor at the breakpoint that you want to disable. Select Debug →Breakpoints → Enable/Disable Break at Cursor from the main menu.You can use these methods to:• enable a disabled breakpoint, marked by a white icon• enable, or disable, a conditional breakpoint, marked by a yellow icon• enable, or disable, tracepoints and thread breakpoints.4-72 Copyright © 2002-2005 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. ARM DUI 0153G