RealView Debugger User Guide: 1.6. Execution control

1.6. Execution control

RealView Debugger enables you to control the execution of your target applications. You can:

start and stop execution
step by a line of source code or multiple lines of source code, either:
- into function (high-level step into)
- over functions (high-level step over)
step by an assembler instruction or multiple assembler instructions, either:
- into function (low-level step into)
- over functions (low-level step over)
step until a specific C-style condition is reached
step until a function returns, if execution is currently stopped inside the function
run until a specific point is reached, which can be one of the following:
- the current cursor position in a source file
- a chosen line of source or disassembly.

Note

You can also use breakpoints to control execution. A breakpoint can test when an instruction at a specific address is executed, or when data is accessed at a specific location.

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