Texas Instruments TMS320C6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Managing Data in a WATCH Window
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Deleting watched values and closing the WATCH window
The debugger supports two commands for deleting items from the WATCH
window.
wr If you’d like to close a WATCH window and delete all of the items in that window
in a single step, use the WR (watch reset) command. The syntax is:
wr [ {* | window name} ]
The optional window name parameter deletes a particular WATCH window;
* deletes all WATCH windows.
wd If you’d like to delete a specific item from a WATCH window, use the WD (watch
delete) command. The syntax is:
wd index number [, window name]
Whenever you add an item to a WATCH window, the debugger assigns it an
index number. (The illustration of the WATCH window on page 7-14 points to
these watch indexes.) The WD command’s
index number parameter must cor-
respond to one of the watch indexes in the named WATCH window.
Note that deleting an item (depending on where it is in the list) causes the
remaining index numbers to be reassigned. Deleting the last remaining item
in a WATCH window closes that WATCH window.
Note:
The debugger automatically closes any WATCH windows when you execute
a LOAD or SLOAD command.