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Managing Register Data
7.6 Managing Register Data
In mixed and assembly modes, the debugger maintains a CPU window that
displays the contents of individual registers.
Register contents
Register name
The debugger provides commands that allow you to display and modify the
contents of specific registers. You can use the data-management commands
or the debugger’s overwrite editing capability to modify the contents of any register displayed in the CPU or Watch window. For more information, see section 7.4, Basic Methods for Changing Data Values, on page 7-5.
Displaying register contents
The main way to observe register contents is to view the display in the CPU
window. However, you may not be interested in all of the registers; if you are
interested in only a few registers, you might want to make the CPU window
small and use the extra screen space for the Disassembly or File window.
You can also reorder the registers in the CPU window and display the ones that
you are most interested in at the top of the CPU window. To do so, use the dragand-drop method, as shown in Figure 7–2.
Managing Data
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