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Chapter 7: Configuring the Debugger
Modifying Display Area Windows
Examples
To move the high-level Status window to the top of the display (upper left
corner at 0,0 and lower right corner at 3,78):
Window New 5 <tab> High_Level 0,0,3,78
To move the assembly-level Status window to the bottom of the display:
Window New 15 <tab> Assembly 19,0,22,78
To define user screens and windows
• Using the command line, enter:
Window New
Enter the window and screen parameters, and press the < Return> key.
The debugger lets you define your own screens and windows so that you have
flexibility in displaying debugger information.
User-defined windows must be assigned a number greater than or equal to 50,
and less than or equal to 256. Numbers below 50 are reserved for predefined
debugger screens and windows.
When you make a new window with the Window New command, the normal
view and alternate view dimensions are set identically. The debugger allocates
a buffer with enough memory to contain the entire window. Therefore, the
window with the largest dimensions (normally the alternate view) should be
defined first to allocate sufficient memory.
To display a user-defined screen, use the Window Screen_On command or
press function key F6.
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