Marks in the Editor Margin

The editor supports coding and debugging through visual marks that are displayed in the left margin.

Edit Mode

• Warning. Place the mouse cursor over the icon to view details.
• Error. Place the mouse cursor over the icon to view details.

Edit Mode and Debug Mode

• Enabled breakpoint. Breakpoints can be set or removed by clicking into the left margin, or by using the context menu.
• Disabled breakpoint.
• No Code at Breakpoint. A breakpoint could not be set because there is no code generated for this source code line. Compiler or linker optimization can remove unnecessary source code.
• Bookmark.
• Current cursor line.

Debug Mode

• Next execution statement. This icon is used in the editor.
• Next execution statement. This icon is used in the Disassembly window.

Code Execution

• No Code - Lines with no code are marked with a light gray block.
• Unexecuted Code - Unexecuted lines (instructions) are marked with a dark gray block.
• Executed Code - Fully-executed lines (instructions) are marked with a green block. A green block on a branch instruction indicates that both the true and false conditions have been tested.
• Branch Condition True - A cyan (blue) block indicates that only this condition of a branch was true and therefore always taken.
• Branch Condition False - An orange block indicates that this condition of a branch was never true and therefore never taken.

Tracepoints

Start of a tracepoint. The tracepoint range is shown as a continuous line. Hover the mouse over these marks to view details.