Access breakpoints cause the debugger to halt program execution each time
the target program reads from or writes to the specified memory location(s).
Memory locations can contain code or data.
Examples
To cause execution to halt each time the program reads from or writes to the
variable current_temp:
Breakpt Access ¤t_temp
To cause execution to halt each time the program reads from the variable
current_temp:
Breakpt Read ¤t_temp
To cause execution to halt each time the program writes to the variable
current_temp:
Breakpt Write ¤t_temp
To set an instruction breakpoint
• Position the mouse pointer in the code window over the line at which you wish
to set a breakpoint. Either click the right mouse button, or press and hold the
right mouse button to display the Debugger Display pop-up menu and choose
Set/Clear Breakpoint from the menu.
Or:
• Enter the instruction address into the entry buffer, then select
Breakpoints→Set→Instruction ().
Or:
• Using the command line, enter:
Breakpt Instr <addr>
Chapter 3: Loading and Executing Programs
Using Breakpoints
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