This tab lets you specify the arguments your program uses and the directory where it runs.
- C/C++ Program Arguments
- Enter the arguments that you want to pass on the command line. For example, if you want to run the equivalent of
myProgram -v -L 7, type -v -L 7 into this field. You can put these options on separate lines because
the IDE automatically strings them together.
The argument ${string_prompt} instructs the IDE to prompt you for an argument for every launch
so that you can specify something different each time.
You can have multiple ${string_prompt} entries in the arguments list;
each entry will cause a new prompt window to display in turn.
You can label your prompts with ${string_prompt : some_prompt_text}, where
some_prompt_text is the text you want to appear as the prompt.
- Working directory on target
- The option Use default working directory is enabled by default.
This means the executable runs in the /tmp directory on your target. If you disable this option,
you can click Browse… to specify a different directory.