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Invoking the Debugger
1-13 Overview of a Code Development and Debugging System
Selecting the screen size (–b, –bb options)
By default, the debugger uses an 80-character-by-25-line screen.
When you run multiple debuggers, the default screen size is a good choice be-
cause you can more easily view multiple default-size debuggers on your
screen. However, you can change the screen size by using one of the –b op-
tions, which provides a preset screen size, or by resizing the screen at run
time. (Note that when you are running a standalone debugger, you can also
change the screen size by using one of these methods.)
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Using a preset screen size. Use the –b or –bb option to select one of
these preset screen sizes:
–b Screen size is 80 characters by 43 lines.
–bb Screen size is 80 characters by 50 lines.
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Resizing the screen at run time. You can resize the screen at run time
by using your mouse to change the size of the operating-system window
that contains the debugger. The maximum size of the debugger screen is
132 characters by 60 lines.
Clearing the .bss section (–c option)
The –c option clears the .bss section when the debugger loads code. You can
use this option when you have C programs that use the RAM initialization mod-
el (specified with the –cr linker option).
Displaying the debugger on a different machine (–d option)
If you are using the X Window System, you can use the -d option to display the
debugger on a different machine than the one the program is running on. For
example, if you are running a debugger on a machine called opie and you want
the debugger display to appear on a machine called barney, use the following
command to invoke the debugger:
sim6x –d barney:0
You can also specify a different machine by using the DISPLAY environment
variable (see the appropriate installation guide for more information). If you
use both the DISPLAY environment variable and –d, the –d option overrides
DISPLAY.