RealView Debugger User Guide - ARM Information Center

Working with Debug Views8. Monitor changes in the Stack pane as you step through your program, for exampleby clicking Hi-level Step Into.9. Double-click on the red marker disc to clear the breakpoint at line 301.The stack is displayed in columns:AddressValueThe left column contains the memory addresses of the stack.In some target processors that use a Harvard architecture, for example aDSP, a D is appended to show that this is a data address. You must includethis letter when specifying such an address as the starting address.The right column displays the contents of the addresses in the stack.As with the Memory pane, the memory display in the Stack pane is color-coded for easyviewing and to enable you to monitor changes.6.3.2 Formatting optionsYou can change the way stack contents are displayed, and set the start address, using thePane menu. This menu provides options to manage the display of stack contents duringyour debugging session, change the display format, and extract data from the pane foruse in other panes or windows. Highlight an entry in the display and then choose fromthe list of available options:CopyCopies the chosen entry from the list to the clipboard.Previous Start AddressEnables you to use the previous starting address for the display ofmemory contents.Signed DecimalDisplays the memory contents as negative or positive values where themaximum absolute value is half the maximum unsigned decimal value.Unsigned DecimalDisplays the memory contents from 0 up to the highest value that can bestored in the number of bits available.HexadecimalDisplays memory contents as hexadecimal numbers.Hexadecimal with leading ZerosDisplays memory values in hexadecimal format including leading zeros.This is the default display format for data values in this pane.6-32 Copyright © 2002-2005 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. ARM DUI 0153G