This section is a reference to each of the windows in the CrossStudio environment.
In this section
- Breakpoints window
- Describes how to use the breakpoints window to manage breakpoints in a program.
- Call stack window
- Descibes how to traverse the call stack to examine data and where function calls came from.
- Clipboard ring window
- Describes how to use the clipboard ring to make complex cut-and-pastes easier.
- Execution counts window and Trace Window
- Describes how to gather useful profiling statistics on your application on the simulator and targets that support execution profiling and tracing.
- Globals window, Locals window, and Watch windows.
- Describes how to examine your application's local and global variables and how to watch specific variables.
- Memory windows
- Describes how to look at target memory in raw hexadecimal form.
- Register window
- Describes how to examine processor registers and peripherals defined by the project's memory map file.
- Threads window
- Describes how CrossStudio can display thread-local data, tasks and objects when you run your application under a real-time operating system.
- Help window
- Describes how the CrossSudio help system works and how to get answers to your questions.
- Output window
- Describes the output window and the logs it contains.
- Project explorer
- Describes the project explorer and how to manage your projects.
- Properties window
- Describes the property window and how to change environment and project properties using it.
- Soure navigator
- Describes how to use the Source Navigator to easily browse your project's functions, methods, and variable.
- Symbol browser
- Describes how you can use the Symbol browser to find out how much code and data your application requires.
- Targets window
- Describes how to manage your target connections by creating new ones, editing existing ones, and deleteing unused ones.