When using the Code window, the following panes use two columns to display debug data:
Call Stack
Break/Tracepoints
Watch
Process Control.
Note
You cannot change the size of columns in the Resource Viewer pane.
To make the display easier to read, you can change the size of the first column using a new menu option available only on Sun Solaris and Red Hat Linux:
Select Target ? Reload Image to Target to reload the image
dhrystone.axf.Click on the Src tab to view the source file
dhry_1.c.Set a simple breakpoint by double-clicking on line 183.
Click Run to start execution.
Enter
5000when asked for the number of runs.The program starts and then stops when execution reaches the breakpoint at line 183. The red box marks the location of the Program Counter (PC) when execution stops.
If you do not have a Watch pane visible, select View ? Watch to display the Watch pane.
Right-click somewhere in the header columns to display the context menu, shown in Figure E.2.
Select the option Set Width Of Column 1 to display the prompt box where you can specify the size you want, shown in Figure E.3.
When the prompt box first appears, it contains the current setting. Enter a value between 1 and 128.
Either:
Click Set to confirm the new setting.
Click Cancel to leave the size unchanged.
Note
You can use the normal column resizing controls on the Symbols pane and the Connection Control window.
If you resize columns be aware of the following:
The new column size holds only for the current window, and only in the current session. Default sizes are restored at each start up.
You can only resize the first column in any two-column display.
Columns can only be adjusted to within one monospaced character position.
The second column is automatically set to accommodate the longest item.
Changing the column size applies to all tabs in a multitab display, that is the Watch, Call Stack, and Process Control panes.
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