Registers Window (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
The Registers window displays core CPU registers. Each CPU has a predefined set of core registers that are CPU-specific.
Using this dialog box, you can:
- View the contents of a core CPU register
- Make changes to the content of any register, except some flags, by placing the insertion point on the register's value and entering those changes. Only hexadecimal values are valid.
Right-click the window to bring up the shortcut menu, which contains the following options.
- Floating Point Registers
Displays the core Floating Point Registers.
Docking View
Switches the active window from docking to nondocking mode:- Docking mode. When a window is in docking mode, a check mark appears. You can dock the window to the border of the main Platform Builder window, or to you can change the window to a floating window that can be moved outside the main Platform Builder window.
To change the window to a floating window, hold the CTRL key and click on the frame of the window that you select. This window can be redocked at any time. - Nondocking mode. If the window is in nondocking mode, it appears only inside the main Platform Builder window and cannot be docked.
- Docking mode. When a window is in docking mode, a check mark appears. You can dock the window to the border of the main Platform Builder window, or to you can change the window to a floating window that can be moved outside the main Platform Builder window.
- Hide
Hides the Registers window.