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View Debug Zones (Compact 7)

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3/12/2014

You can view the debug zones for a module or for a process by using several different methods. You can use Target Control, the Modules window, or the Processes window as follows.

To view debug zones by using Target Control

  1. Make sure that the OS is running on the device, the device is connected to Platform Builder, and the OS is not in a debug break state.

  2. In Platform Builder, on the Target menu, click Target Control.

  3. From the Target Control command line, use the zo command with options to view debug zones per module or per process. For information on how to use the zo command, see Target Control Debugging: zo Command.

To view debug zones by using the Modules window

  1. Make sure that the OS is running on the device, the device is connected to Platform Builder, and the OS is not in a debug break state.

  2. In Platform Builder, on the Debug menu, click Windows, and then click Modules. (This command is available only when you are debugging.)

  3. Right-click the Modules Window and then click Debug Zones.

    In the Debug Zones Dialog Box, the Name list box displays all process and modules, and the Debug Zones list box displays the debug zones for the process or module that is selected in the Name list box.

  4. In the Name list box, click a module or process to display the associated debug zones.

    If you click a terminated process or a module that is no longer loaded, a message is displayed and the dialog box contents are refreshed.

  5. To turn debug zones on or off, select or clear the check boxes in the Debug Zones list box, and then click Apply.

To view debug zones by using the Processes window

  1. Make sure that the OS is running on the device, the device is connected to Platform Builder, and the OS is not in a debug break state.

  2. In Platform Builder, on the Debug menu, click Windows, and then click Processes. (This command is available only when you are debugging.)

  3. Right-click the Processes Window, and then click Debug Zones.

    In the Debug Zones Dialog Box, the Name list box displays all process and modules, and the Debug Zones list box displays the debug zones for the process or module that is selected in the Name list box.

  4. In the Name list box, click a module or process to display the associated debug zones.

    If you click a terminated process or a module that is no longer loaded, a message is displayed and the dialog box contents are refreshed.

  5. To turn debug zones on or off, select or clear the check boxes in the Debug Zones list box, and then click Apply.

See Also

Concepts

Use Debug Zones
Kernel Debugger
Debugging

Other Resources

Windows Embedded Compact 7