NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse Debugging Supplement

• “Specifying debugger options” (page 31)
• “Improving the stepping performance of the debugger” (page 9)
• “Debugging optimized code” (page 8)
Related reference topics:
• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)
• “Debugger tab” (page 46)
See also the C/C++ Development User Guide.
Inspecting and modifying register values
You can inspect and modify register values for NonStop applications in the same ways that you
can inspect and modify register values in the CDT for other types of applications. For information
about inspecting and modifying register values, see the C/C++ Development User Guide. For
information about register names for NonStop TNS/E applications, see the Native Inspect Manual
in the NonStop Technical Library.
NOTE: Casting a register to a different type is supported for C/C++ applications only. Do not
attempt to cast a register to a different type in COBOL or pTAL applications.
Considerations
The Registers view displays the register values for the current program execution point. Selecting
a frame on the call stack does not cause the Registers view to display the registers for that frame.
Related topics
Related tasks:
• “Inspecting and modifying variable values” (page 35)
• “Inspecting and modifying memory” (page 36)
• “Specifying debugger options” (page 31)
Related reference topics:
• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)
• “Debugger tab” (page 46)
See also the C/C++ Development User Guide.
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.
Related topics
Related tasks:
• “Inspecting and modifying register values” (page 36)
• “Inspecting and modifying register values” (page 36)
Related reference topics:
• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)
• “Debugger tab” (page 46)
See also the C/C++ Development User Guide.
36 Debugging Tasks