If the source file is available, the file name and line number in the file where the breakpoint is set, threads.c:115.

The name of the function in which the breakpoint is set and the number of bytes from the start of the function. For example, accumulate()+52 shows that the breakpoint is 52 bytes from the start of the accumulate() function.

The address where the breakpoint is set.

The breakpoint ID number, #N. In some cases, such as in a for loop, a breakpoint might comprise a number of sub-breakpoints. These are identified as N.n, where N is the number of the parent. The description of a sub-breakpoint in this dialog box is shown as

main()+132sub-breakpoint ofmain()+132 @ threads.c:56 [#14 ARM] (threads)

The type of instruction at the address of the breakpoint, ARM or Thumb.

An ignore count if set, where:

num equals count initially, and decrements on each pass until it reaches zero.

count is the value you have specified for the ignore count.

A counter that increments each time the breakpoint is hit. This is not displayed until the first hit. If you set an ignore count, hits count does not start incrementing until the ignore count reaches zero.

The stop condition you have specified, (i==3).

The name of the variable where the watchpoint is set.

The access type of the watchpoint.

The watchpoint ID number.

The address where the tracepoint is set.

If the source file is available, the file name and line number in the file where the tracepoint is set, Fireworks.c:529 0x80000A72.

Links this view to the selected connection in the Debug Control view. This is the default. Alternatively you can link the view to a specific connection. If the connection you want is not shown in the drop-down list you might have to select it first in the Debug Control view.

Removes the selected breakpoints and watchpoints.

Removes all breakpoints and watchpoints.

Displays the source file containing the line of code where the selected breakpoint is set. This option is disabled for a watchpoint.

Displays the disassembly where the selected breakpoint is set. This option is disabled for a watchpoint.

Displays the memory where the selected watchpoint is set. This option is disabled for a breakpoint.

Deactivates all breakpoints or watchpoints that are currently set. The debugger remembers the enabled and disabled state of each breakpoint or watchpoint, and restores that state when you reactivate them again.

Enables the selected breakpoints and watchpoints.

Disables the selected breakpoints and watchpoints.

Re-evaluates the address of the selected breakpoint or watchpoint. If the address can be resolved the breakpoint or watchpoint is set, otherwise it remains pending.

Displays the Properties dialog box for the selected breakpoint, watchpoint or tracepoint. This enables you to control activation or change the access type for the selected watchpoint.

Copies the selected breakpoints and watchpoints. You can also use the standard keyboard shortcut to do this.

Pastes the copied breakpoints and watchpoints. The breakpoints or watchpoints are enabled by default. You can also use the standard keyboard shortcut to do this.

Selects all breakpoints or watchpoints. You can also use the standard keyboard shortcut to do this.

The following View Menu options are available: