
Chapter 1 Overview 1.2 Making Maximum Use of the Main Window
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Display
Description
Stops user program execution.
Executes a user program.
As soon as the break conditions are satisfied, the user program terminates.
Executes a user program.
Even when break conditions are satisfied, the user program does not terminate.
Executes the program in real time, until execution returns to the calling function.
Executes the program, step by step.
Every time this button is clicked, one step of the program is executed. For source level
debugging, one step corresponds to one line. For instruction level debugging, one step
corresponds to one instruction.
Performs Next step execution of the program.
Every time this button is clicked, one step of the program is executed, by means of Next
step execution. For source level debugging, one step corresponds to one line. For
instruction level debugging, one step corresponds to one instruction.
Initializes the debugger or emulation CPU.
Opens the Reset Debugger dialog box.
Displays the source text.
Opens the Source window.
Displays the stack contents.
Opens the Stack window.
Displays a disassembled program.
Opens the Assemble window.
Displays the contents of memory.
Opens the Memory window.
Displays the register contents.
Opens the Register window.
Registers and sets break events.
Opens the Break dialog box.
Displays trace results.
Opens the Trace View window.
Registers and sets trace events.
Opens the Trace dialog box.
Displays the SFR contents.
Opens the SFR window.
Displays timer measurement results.
Opens the Timer window.