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UM0036 Your STVD graphical environment
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Docking view windows
All of the View windows (the windows accessible from the View menu or toolbar) are
docking windows.
Docking for each window is turned on/off from the contextual menu associated with that
window (except for Editor windows—see Editor windows on page 43 for more information).
Allow Docking turns docking on/off for that window. When docking is on, a black
rectangular outline presents possible docking positions as the window is moved. When
released the window fits into the docking position currently outlined. A docked window
always has one or more of its sides contiguous with the frame of the STVD main application
window.
3.4 Workspace window
The Workspace window shows a structured view of your project. The workspace is
represented in a typical directory structure. The root item is the workspace (.stw), and its
nodes are the projects (.stp) that contain the source files for your application.
Instruction
breakpoints
window
Provides an interface for activating and inactivating instruction breakpoints
and applying conditions and counters to them (refer to Instruction breakpoints
on page 183).
Watch window
Displays the current value of selected registers or variables in decimal,
hexadecimal or binary format (refer to Watch window on page 191).
Call stack window
Allows you to keep track of stack utilization, by displaying the function calls
that are stored in the microcontroller’s Stack (refer to Call stack window on
page 188).
Local variables
window
Displays program variables that are local to a function, as well as their values
at particular points in the running of the application (refer to Local variables
window on page 190).
Symbols browser
window
Allows you to find functions in the application files (refer to Symbols browser
on page 195).
Table 12. View windows (continued)
Command Description