WDB GUI Help

Contents

Keyword Index

Using the WDB GUI

Reference Information


	Main Window

	Menus

	Toolbar Icons and Shortcut Keys

Views

	Source View

	Disassembly View

	Command View

	Watch View

	Local Variables View

	Call Stack View

	Threads View

	Registers View

	Memory Usage View

	Build View

Dialog Boxes

	Load Program Dialog Box

	Open File Dialog Box

	Save/Restore Debug Session Dialog Box

	Breakpoints Dialog Box

	Source File Paths Dialog Box

	Object File Paths Dialog Box

	Pathmap Dialog Box

	Signals Dialog Box

	Find Dialog Box

	Debugger Preferences Dialog Box

	Quick Watch Dialog Box

	Fix List Dialog Box

	Memory Check Dialog Box

Troubleshooting

Using Help

	Overview
	Pathmap Dialog Box Description
	Add Pathmap Dialog Box Description
	See Also

Overview

You can set Pathmap so that the WDB GUI can locate the object files for the currently loaded executable are spread over many directories. The Pathmap 'From' and 'To' dialog box lets you to define a list of substitution rules to be applied to path names to identify object files and the corresponding source files. In this dialog box, you can add, delete, and change the priority order of pathmap. Click Pathmap on the Edit menu to access the Pathmap dialog box.

The From - Add Pathmap File Path and To - Add Pathmap File Path dialog boxes allow you to browse directories and add to your From and To file paths. Click the Browse button on the Pathmap dialog box to access the Add Pathmap File Path dialog box.

Pathmap Dialog Box Description

Fields and Buttons

Field or Button	Action
Pathmap text box	View and select directories that you have added to this list. Click on a directory to select it. Double-click on a directory to select it and enter it in the directory edit area (to the left of the Add button).
Delete button	Click to delete the object file path that is selected in the Pathmap list.
Move Up button	Click to move the selected object file path up in the Pathmap list (paths at the top of the list have precedence).
Move Down button	Click to move the selected object file path down in the Pathmap list (paths at the top of the list have precedence).
Directory edit area	Type in this area to enter an object directory or use the ... button to browse for a directory to be entered here for you. If a directory has been entered in this area, you can double-click here to add the directory to the Pathmap list. You can also use the Add button and the Replace button with a directory entered in this area.
Add button	Click to add the directory listed in the directory edit area at the left of the Add button to the Pathmap list.
Replace button	Click to replace the directory highlighted in the Pathmap list with the directory listed in the directory edit area (at the left of the Browse button).
Browse button	Click to open the Add file to Pathmap dialog box where you can browse and add directories to the From and To file paths.
OK button	Click to submit the information in this dialog box.
Cancel button	Click to exit this dialog box without submitting any of the information that is entered.

Add Pathmap Dialog Box Description

Fields and Buttons

Field or Button	Action
Filter text box	Edit this entry and press the Filter button to display a different set of directories in the Directories list.
Directories list	Click on a directory to select it. Double-click on a directory to enter it in the Selection text box.
Selection text box	Double-click on a directory in the Directories list or type in this box to enter a directory name.
OK button	Click to pass the directory in the Selection text box to the directory edit area in the Pathmap dialog box without adding the directory to the object file path.
Add button	Click to add the directory listed in the Selection text box to the Pathmap list.
Filter button	Click to use the pattern in the Filter text box to control which directories are displayed in the Directories list.
Close button	Click to exit this dialog box.

Overview

Pathmap Dialog Box Description

Fields and Buttons

Add Pathmap Dialog Box Description

Fields and Buttons

See Also