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RealView Debugger User Guide - ARM Information Center

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Working with Browsers and Favorites8.6 Using the Module/File List dialog boxUsing the Module/File browser enables you to examine the different files and modulesthat make up your program and how these components are accessed during programexecution. In this way you can locate errors during your debugging session.This section describes:• Displaying the Module/File List dialog box• Specifying the list on page 8-24• Selecting a module on page 8-24• Closing the browser on page 8-24.8.6.1 Displaying the Module/File List dialog boxDisplay the Module/File List dialog box, shown in Figure 8-5, as described in Listbrowser dialog boxes on page 8-2.Figure 8-5 Module/File List dialog boxThe Module/File List dialog box displays, in order of appearance, all the modules andfiles in the current program. Each entry in the list shows the module name and then thefilename, if known, for example:@dhrystone\\DHRY_2 - dhry_2.cThe program name is attached at the start using @, for example @dhrystone\\.Module names qualify symbolic references. The module name is usually the filenamewithout the extension. All module names are converted to uppercase by <strong>RealView</strong><strong>Debugger</strong>. If the extension is not standard, the extension is preserved, and the dot isreplaced with an underscore, for example sample_arm.c is converted to SAMPLE_<strong>ARM</strong>, andsample_arm.h is converted to SAMPLE_<strong>ARM</strong>_H.<strong>ARM</strong> DUI 0153G Copyright © 2002-2005 <strong>ARM</strong> Limited. All rights reserved. 8-23

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