RealView Debugger User Guide - ARM Information Center

Working with BreakpointsBreak/Tracepoint Favorites...For full details on how to use the Favorites Chooser/Editor dialog box, see Using theFavorites Chooser/Editor dialog box on page 8-29.Creating a new breakpoint favoriteTo create a new breakpoint and add it to your Favorites List:1. Display the Favorites Chooser/Editor dialog box as described in Displaying theFavorites Chooser/Editor dialog box on page 4-76.2. Click New to display the New/Edit Favorite dialog box.3. Enter the CLI command to create the breakpoint and, optionally, a short textdescription to identify the breakpoint for future use.4. Click OK to confirm the entries and close the New/Edit Favorite dialog box.The Favorites Chooser/Editor dialog box is displayed with the newly-createdbreakpoint shown in the display list.5. Use the available controls to update the new breakpoint favorite (see FavoritesChooser/Editor dialog box interface components on page 8-30).Saving existing breakpoints as favoritesIf you have already set some breakpoints, RealView Debugger lets you choose which toadd to your Favorites List so that they are available to re-use in future debuggingsessions or with other build target configurations of your application program.To add existing breakpoints to your Favorites List:1. Select View → Break/Tracepoints to display the Break/Tracepoints pane.2. Highlight a breakpoint in the display list that you want to add to your FavoritesList.3. Right-click and select Break/Tracepoint Favorites... from theBreak/Tracepoints menu. This displays the Favorites Chooser/Editor dialog boxwith the breakpoint command included in the Add to List field.4. Click Add to List to add the specified breakpoint to your Favorites List. Thisdisplays the New/Edit Favorite dialog box.The Expression field contains the breakpoint details. The Description fieldenables you to enter a short text description to help you to identify the breakpoint.This text is optional.ARM DUI 0153G Copyright © 2002-2005 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. 4-77