In the Debugging window, the tool bar provides quick access to the most common debugging operations, including:
![]() | Run the program from the beginning (Start) |
![]() | Move up the call stack one function |
![]() | Move down the call stack one function |
![]() | Run the program from the current location (Continue) |
![]() | Interrupt the program |
![]() | Step one line (stepping into function calls) |
![]() | Step one line (stepping over function calls) |
![]() | Step past the end of the current function |
![]() | Recompile all changed files and continue debugging (Fix and Continue) |
The buttons are equal to the dbx commands:
![]() | run |
![]() | up |
![]() | down |
![]() | cont |
![]() | Ctrl+C |
![]() | step |
![]() | next |
![]() | step up |