RealView Debugger User Guide - ARM Information Center

Controlling ExecutionStep Until Condition...Displays a prompt where you can specify a condition, in the form of anexpression. When the condition is met, that is the condition is nonzero,execution halts.Click OK to run in single steps from the current location of the PC.RealView Debugger checks the condition after each step.Using this option causes execution to slow down and might result inerrors because of timing issues.BreakpointsThis provides access to the Breakpoints menu to use breakpoints in yourcode. You can set unconditional software breakpoints, conditionalsoftware breakpoints from the Conditional submenu, and hardwarebreakpoints from the Hardware submenu. You must use a debug targetthat supports hardware breakpoints. See Chapter 4 Working withBreakpoints for more details on using these menu options.TracepointsThis enables you to set tracepoints so that trace data can be captured.See the chapter that describes tracing in RealView Debugger v1.8Extensions User Guide for full details.Memory/Register OperationsThis enables you to examine memory and register contents duringexecution and to edit these interactively. In this way you have completecontrol over the way your application program runs. See Chapter 7Reading and Writing Memory, Registers, and Flash for more details onusing these menu options.Show Line at PCSelect this option to report the current module and procedure scope. Thisissues the SCOPE command (see RealView Debugger v1.8 Command LineReference Guide for details).Show Context of PCSelect this option to report the current context showing the current root,module, procedure, and line. This issues the CONTEXT command (seeRealView Debugger v1.8 Command Line Reference Guide for details).Toggle Source/DisassemblySelect this option to toggle between the source-level view and thedisassembly-level view in the File Editor pane.ARM DUI 0153G Copyright © 2002-2005 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. 3-13