The Command window shows generic debug information and
allows you to enter debug
commands and debug
functions to interact with the program.
The syntax generator displays matching commands, options, and
parameters. The list of likely commands is reduced to coincide with
the typed characters. Use only the CAPITAL letters displayed in the
help of the window. The letters can be typed in lower or upper case
into the command-line.
By typing B, the syntax generator reduces
the list of possible commands.
Further use: bd, be, bk, or
bl.
Command options are shown when the typed command
is identified clearly.
Further use: read, write, or
readwrite
The syntax generator leads through the command
entry and helps avoiding errors.
Use expressions to view and
modify the value of variables, symbols, registers, or memory
locations. For example, type the following commands:
Command
Effect
R7 = 12
Assign the value 12 to register R7.
CPSR
Display the CPSR register.
time.hour
Displays the member hour of the time
structure.
time.hour++
Increments the member hour of the time
structure.
index = 0
Assigns the value 0 to index.
Invoke debug functions by
entering the function name along with the function arguments. For
example:
Mix_Sine (300,2000) // your debug function
Note
To exit long running or hanging functions, position the cursor
into the command-line of the window and press ESC.
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