In the Disassembly view, you can jump to any memory address to view the section of disassembly, starting at a specified memory
address (a hexadecimal or decimal value. The IDE then queries the debugger for the disassembly for that memory address, and
refreshes the view to show a section of disassembly starting with that address.
To jump to a memory address:
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From the Disassembly view dropdown menu, select Go To Address.
The Enter Address dialog appears.
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Type a decimal or hexadecimal value of the memory address that you want to jump to, and click OK.
This action takes the memory address and creates a new Disassembly (Go To Address) view with a section of disassembly starting with the specified address.
To use this feature, you'll need to do the following:
- obtain the line number settings from to set the new disassembly block size
- find the memory address of the function to specify the hexadecimal or decimal value to jump to
The secondary Disassembly (Go To Address) view shows the result from the Goto Address action, and the disassembly block in the view remains the same when you step through your debugging process.
- use the Up and Down arrows to add more of the disassembly block before or after the current page. Note that the incremented block size is set from using .
Besides the Debug view, you'll find several other useful views in the Debug perspective:
| To: | Use this view: |
|---|---|
| Inspect variables | Variables |
| Use breakpoints and watchpoints | Breakpoints |
| Evaluate your expressions | Expressions |
| Inspect your registers | Registers |
| Inspect a process's memory | Memory |
| Inspect shared-library usage | Modules |
| Monitor signal handling | Signals |
| View your output | Console |
| Interact with GDB | Console |