Set the Next Statement to Execute (Compact 2013)

3/26/2014

You can choose the next statement to execute while the debugger is in a break state, either in a source window or in the Disassembly window. You can use this technique to skip a section of code and continue to debug subsequent sections.

Warning

Because the intervening code is not executed, use this command with caution.

To set the next statement to execute in a source window

1. In a source window, move the insertion point to the statement or instruction that you want to execute next.

2. Right-click and then click Set Next Statement.

To set the next disassembly instruction to execute

1. In Platform Builder, on the Debug menu, click Windows, and then click Disassembly.

2. In the Disassembly window, move the insertion point to the disassembly instruction that you want to execute next.

3. Right-click and then click Set Next Statement.

See Also

Concepts

Control Debugger Execution
Kernel Debugger
Debugging

Other Resources

Windows Embedded Compact 2013