Breakpoints List Window (Windows CE 5.0)
The Breakpoint List window is a dockable window that displays the list of user breakpoints in loaded executable code.
The Breakpoints List window displays breakpoints in a tree view.
The top-level entry for each breakpoint shows
- The name of the function
- The source file
- The line number
For example, the top-level entry for a breakpoint at line 98 in the thisFunc function from the someSrc.cpp file would be
at '{thisFunc,someSrc.cpp}.line 98'
If the breakpoint is instantiated, you can expand this level. Instances of the breakpoint appear with the following additional information.
- Breakpoint address and context, including function name, source file, module name, and PID
- Breakpoint line number and applicable condition, if any
For the preceding example, an expanded breakpoint line might look like this:
at '{thisFunc,someSrc.cpp}.line 98'
at '(thisFunc,someSrc.cpp, someExe.exe,,} line 98'(0x030241)
If the same breakpoint has multiple instances, each instance has a single entry in the list.
You can enable a disabled breakpoint in the breakpoint list by checking it, or disable an enabled breakpoint in the list by unchecking it.
The buttons on the Breakpoint List window provide functionality that allows you to create new breakpoints, or manage and edit existing breakpoints.
The following table explains the buttons in the Breakpoint List window.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| New | Opens the New Breakpoint dialog box. |
| Delete | Removes a selected breakpoint. |
| Clear | Removes all breakpoints. |
| Enable | Enables all breakpoints. |
| Disable | Disables all breakpoints. |
| Properties | Opens the Breakpoint Properties dialog box. |
| Go to Source | Opens a window that displays the source code at the breakpoint location. |
| Log | Displays a log in the output window. |
See Also
New Breakpoint Dialog Box | Handling Breakpoint Behavior
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