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Use the Load Program dialog
box to customize how a particular debug session will operate in the WDB
GUI. You can access the
Load Program dialog box on the File menu by clicking
Load Program.
NOTE: Changing any program settings will reload your
executable. If an executable is running, it will be unloaded. |
The
Load Program dialog box contains three tabbed areas:
- The Run tab where you can set run options.
- The Environment tab where you can set environment
variables.
- The Input/Output tab where you can set input/output
redirection.
In addition, the Load Program dialog box has two buttons
that operate on all three tabbed areas:
Buttons
Field or Button |
Action |
OK button |
Click to submit the information that
you have entered in any of the three tabbed areas of this dialog
box.
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Cancel button |
Click to exit this dialog box without
submitting the information that you have entered in any of the three
tabbed areas of this dialog box. |

Fields and Buttons
Field or Button |
Action |
Executable Name text box |
Type or browse for the full path of the executable
that you want to load.
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Core File check box |
Select whether or not to load a core file.
|
Core File text box |
Type or browse for the full path of the core file
you want to load.
|
Attach Process ID check box
|
Select whether or not to attach to a process.
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Attach Process ID text box |
Type the number of the process ID to which you want
to attach. |
Field or Button |
Action |
Debug Environment Variables list
box |
View the list of environment variables
that are currently added or modified. You can also select an
environment variable that you want to delete.
|
Delete button |
Click to delete an environment
variable that you have selected in the Debug Environment
Variables list box.
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Variable text box |
Type the name of the variable you want
to set.
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Value text box |
Type the value you want to apply to
the variable in the Variable text box.
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Set button |
Click to set the variable in the Variable
text box to the value in the Value text box. |
Field or Button |
Action |
stdin text box |
Type or browse for the path and file
name you want to specify for standard input.
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stdout text box |
Type or browse for the path and file
name you want to specify for standard output.
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Append check box |
Select this check box if you want to
append information to the standard output file rather than overwrite
existing information in the file.
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NOTE:
- When the stdin and stdout fields are blank,
the Program Console is used for standard input and
output.
- You cannot redirect standard error. It displays in the Program
Console.
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