CrossWorks for ARM User Guide

Editing a breakpointTo edit the properties of a breakpoint, do the following:•In the Breakpoints window, right click the breakpoint to edit.•From the popup menu, click Edit Breakpoint.•Edit the breakpoint in the Breakpoint dialog.Enabling or disabling a breakpointTo toggle the enable state of a breakpoint, do one of the following:•In the Breakpoints window, right click the breakpoint to enable or disable.•From the popup menu, click Enable/Disable Breakpoint.—or—•In the Breakpoints window, click the breakpoint to enable or disable.•Type Ctrl+F9.Chaining breakpointsYou can chain breakpoints together using the Chain Breakpoint From dialog. When abreakpoint is chained from another breakpoint it will not be hit until the breakpoint ithas been chained from has been hit. Note that when a breakpoint is chained to anotherbreakpoint then that breakpoint will not stop your application executing it is theresimply to activate the breakpoint (actually breakpoints) it is chained to.Chained breakpoints have the breakpoint they are chained from displayed as childnodes in the tree display you can remove the chain with the right click context menu.Note that when you delete or disable a breakpoint that other breakpoints are chainedfrom then those breakpoints are always activated. The chain will also remain in caseyou wish to reset it.Managing breakpoint groupsBreakpoints are divided into breakpoint groups. You can use breakpoint groups tospecify sets of breakpoints that are applicable to a particular project in the solution orfor a particular debug scenario. Initially there is a single breakpoint group, namedDefault, to which all new breakpoints are added.Creating a new breakpoint groupTo create a new breakpoint group, do one of the following:•From the Breakpoints window tool bar, click the New Breakpoint Group button.—or—Chapter 12Breakpoints window105