NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse 4.0 Debugging Supplement

Related topics
Related tasks:
• “Inspecting and modifying variable values” (page 34)
• “Inspecting and modifying memory” (page 36)
• “Specifying debugger options” (page 30)
Related reference topics:
• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)
• “Debugger tab” (page 45)
See also the C/C++ Development User Guide. (Available from the Eclipse Workbench help menu.
Select Help→Help Contents.)
Inspecting and modifying memory
You can inspect and modify memory for NonStop Applications in the same ways that you can
inspect and modify memory in the CDT for other types of applications. For information about
inspecting and modifying memory, see the C/C++ Development User Guide. (Available from the
Eclipse Workbench help menu. Select Help→Help Contents.)
Related topics
Related tasks:
• “Inspecting and modifying register values” (page 35)
• “Inspecting and modifying register values” (page 35)
Related reference topics:
• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)
• “Debugger tab” (page 45)
See also the C/C++ Development User Guide. (Available from the Eclipse Workbench help menu.
Select Help→Help Contents.)
Debugging NonStop Applications using Native Inspect (eInspect) commands
In addition to the debugging tasks you can perform using the Debug perspective, you can use the
Native Inspect (eInspect) console in the Console view to enter a limited set of Native Inspect
debugging commands. For a list of supported Native Inspect commands, see “Native Inspect
commands supported by NSDEE” (page 49).
NOTE: NSDEE ignores the Native Inspect configuration file (EINSCSTM). You must configure the
debugger using the Debug Configurations dialog only.
Entering Native Inspect commands from the console view
You can enter Native Inspect commands that are supported by NSDEE from the Native Inspect
(eInspect) console in the Console view:
1. If the name of the console does not include eInspect, click (Console) to change the
console that is displayed.
2. Enter commands in the console as you would enter them at a terminal. The Native Inspect
console does not display a prompt, but it accepts your commands when you enter them and
press the return key.
NOTE: NSDEE does not validate this syntax
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