Intel® System Debugger User Guide
Debug View
Menu
Window > Show View > Debug
Toolbar
Debug
The Debug view shows the target debugging information in a tree hierarchy. Each thread is represented as a tree node. When threads are suspended, the Debug view displays the stack frame for the threads for each target you are debugging.
See Target Run Control for instructions on controlling the target state.
The tree nodes are marked with the following icons:
Icon | Session Item | Description |
---|---|---|
Launch instance | Launch configuration name and launch type | |
Debugger instance | Debugger name | |
Thread instance | Thread number and state | |
Stack frame instance | Stack frame number, function, file name, and file line number |
View Toolbar Options
You can interact with the Debug view using the following default buttons:
Remove All Terminated Launches
Removes all terminated process instances from the view.
Instruction Stepping Mode
Enables the Instruction Stepping mode examine a program as it steps into disassembled code.
View Menu
Open a list of the following options:
Layout: provides layout options for the view.
Show Debug Toolbar: displays additional toolbar with options for the target run control.
Debug Toolbar Options
To display additional run control options, select Show Debug Toolbar in the Debug view menu.
The following buttons are available for interaction with the Debug view specifically:
Drop To Frame
Re-enters the selected stack frame in the Debug view.
Use Step Filters
Enables using step filters in the Debug view.