Platform Builder Windows (Compact 7)
3/12/2014
This section is meant to provide information about the windows that are available in Windows Embedded Compact 7 and to explain how they are used by Platform Builder for Windows Embedded Compact 7.
In This Section
- Advanced Memory Window
Use this dialog box to locate, relocate, or place data in memory.
- Breakpoints List Window
The Breakpoints List window is a dockable window that displays the list of user breakpoints in loaded executable code.
- Call Stack Window
During a debug session, the Call Stack window displays the active stack of function calls. When a function is called, it is pushed onto the stack.
- Catalog Editor Window
The Catalog Editor enables you to create, customize, and modify catalog item (.pbcxml) files.
- Command Window
In Platform Builder, this window provides a means for you to execute commands or aliases directly in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 IDE.
- Device Status Window
The Device Status Window provides a method to track what the currently selected connectivity settings are for the current run-time image.
- Disassembly Window
The Disassembly window enables debugging of optimized code, or stepping through source-code lines that contain multiple statements.
- Memory Window
The Memory window displays a snapshot of the data in memory at a given address.
- Modules Window
The Modules window enables you to load and unload the symbols for a module.
- Output Window (Visual Studio)
This window enables you to view build and debug output from Platform Builder.
- Processes Window
The Processes window displays information on all processes running on the target device.
- Registers Window
The Registers window displays core CPU registers.
- Run-time Image Viewer Window
The Run-time Image Viewer window enables you to view information about a selected run-time image (.bin) file.
- Task and Error Window
In Platform Builder, this window displays the build errors and warnings that occur when building an OS design or a subproject.
- Threads Window
The Threads window shows the threads, or paths of execution, within the process selected from the Process drop-down list.
- Variables Window
The Variables window provides quick access to variables that are important to the program's current context.
- Watch Window
Use the Watch window to specify the variables and expressions you want to watch while debugging your program.