Memory Window (Compact 2013)
3/26/2014
The Memory window displays a memory block. You can display two memory windows at one time: go to Debug > Windows > Memory > Memory 1 and Debug > Windows > Memory > Memory 2.
The memory block is displayed in the large lower box. The address you specify in the Address box is the start of the block. You can scroll the display through memory.
You can drag an active variable from a source file to the Address box. If the variable is a handle, the memory block begins at the address that the handle points to, not the address of the handle itself. Precede the handled with “&” to position according to its address.
- Address
The address to display in the upper left of the memory display. The drop-down list holds previous entries.
Context Menu
Right-click the window to bring up the context (shortcut) menu.For options in the Context menu, see the following section.
Context (Shortcut) Menu Options
Right-click the window to display a menu.
- Copy
Copies the selected text.
- Byte
Displays memory information in byte format; for example, 00 0A FE 32.
- Short
Displays memory information in short hexadecimal format; for example, 000A FE32.
- Long
Displays memory information in long hexadecimal format; for example, 000AFE32.
See Also
Concepts
Platform Builder User Interface