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The history file contains a record of:
Commands submitted during a debugging session, for example, changing directory, loading source files, loading an image for execution, or setting breakpoints.
Data entries examined in the Code window during debugging.
The Set Directory and Set File lists used in the various open dialog boxes, such as the Select File to Open or Select File to Include Commands from dialog boxes.
Up to 32 personal favorites such as variables, data values, and breakpoints.
RealView Debugger creates the history file when you carry
out any of these operations for the first time, and then exit RealView
Debugger. By default, the file is called exphist.sav and
is stored in your home directory. The file is updated at the end
of all subsequent debugging sessions.
If you are using RealView Debugger on Red Hat Linux, the history file is only created if you create and save a favorite, for example a breakpoint.
the following in the RealView Debugger User Guide: