9.5.3. Filtering for specific addresses

To filter the information down to a specific address, or range of addresses, in the Address column, that corresponds to an expression you enter:

  1. Select Filter on Address Expression... from the Filter menu to display the Prompt dialog box. An example is shown in Figure 9.14.

    Figure 9.14. Filtering on an address expression match

    Filtering on an address expression match
  2. Enter one of the following types of information:

    Address expression

    Specify an address expression if you want to filter the information to display only that row. An address expression can be one of:

    • a function name

    • a structure name

    • an array symbol.

    Auto-range

    An auto-range of address values is generated from an expression that you enter, which can be any of:

    • A function name, where the generated address range is from the start-to-end of the function.

    • A structure, where the generated address range is from the start-to-end of the structure.

    • An array symbol, where the generated address range is from the start of the variable to the end, where the end is the start+sizeof(var). For example, if the start value of where the array is stored in memory is 0x8000, and the array size is 16 bytes, the end address is considered to be 0x8010 (that is, 0x8000+16).

    RealView Debugger filters the information down to only rows represented by the generated auto-range.

  3. Click Filter.

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