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Use Syntax Highlighting
Toggle syntax highlighting. Click on the Syntax tab to set the different colors.
Show Source
Check this to display the Dynamic C statement corresponding to the assembly
code.
Show File Name in Source Line
Check this to prepend the file name to the Dynamic C statements corresponding to the assembly code.
Register Window
For this window you must choose one of the following conditions: “Show register history” or “Show registers as editable.” When the Register Contents window opens it
will be in editable mode by default. Selecting “Show Register history” will override
the default setting.
Show register history
In this mode, a snapshot of the register and flag values is displayed every time
program execution stops. The line (L:) and column (C:) of the cursor is noted,
followed by the register and flag values. The window is scrollable and sections may be selected with the mouse, then copied and pasted.
Starting with Dynamic C 9, each time you single step in C or assembly
changed data is highlighted in the Register window. (This is also true for the
Stack and Memory Dump windows.)
A click of the right mouse button brings up the menu pictured above. Choosing Change Register Value(s)... brings up a dialog where you can enter new
values for any of the registers, except SP, PC and XPC.
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