Debugger

Below is an overview of all actions that can be accessed from this menu.

UI Action Name	Action Name	Description
Quick debug view	QuickDbgView	Quickly open a debug view
Debugger window	Debugger	Open debugging window.
Thread list	Threads	Open threads window.
Module list	Modules	Open modules window.
Locals	Locals	Open local variables window
Stack view	StackView	Stack view
Stack trace	StackTrace	Open the stack trace window.
Watch view	WatchView	Open a new watch window
Breakpoint list	Breakpoints	Open breakpoints window. In this window, you can view information related to existing breakpoints. Breakpoints are saved in the database, and restored as soon as possible (once the memory becomes writeable).
Add breakpoint	BreakpointAdd	Add a breakpoint to the current address.
Delete breakpoint	BreakpointDel	Delete the breakpoint at the current address
Watch list	WatchList	Open the watch list window.
Add watch	AddWatch	Add a variable to watch. This command adds a watch at the current address. The watch is visible in the Watch list window (accessible via the WatchList action).
Delete watch	DelWatch	Delete an existing watch.
Tracing window	TracingWindow	Open tracing window. In this window, you can view some information related to all traced events. The tracing events are the information saved during the execution of a program. Different type of trace events are available:
Clear trace	ClearTrace	This command removes all trace events from the Tracing window. It also removes any loaded trace file used for diffing against the currently loaded trace.
Instruction tracing	ToggleTraceInstructions	Toggle instruction tracing.
Basic block tracing	ToggleTraceBasicBlocks	Toggle basic block tracing.
Function tracing	ToggleTraceFunctions	Toggle function tracing.
Add write trace	WriteTraceAdd	Add a write trace to the current address.
Add read/write trace	ReadWriteTraceAdd	Add a read/write trace to the current address.
Add execution trace	ExecTraceAdd	Add an execution trace to the current address.
Tracing options...	SetupTracing	This command opens a dialog box that allows you to specify different settings related to the tracing features.
Start process	ProcessStart	Start a new process in the debugger or continue a debugged process.
Attach to process...	ProcessAttach	Attach the debugger to a running process
Process options...	SetupProcess	Open the Process options dialog. It allows to specify different settings related to the process being debugged.
Pause process	ProcessPause	Pause or continue the debugged process
Terminate process	ProcessExit	Terminate the debugged process
Detach from process	ProcessDetach	Detach the debugger from the debugged process
Refresh memory	RefreshMemcfg	Refresh memory.
Take memory snapshot	TakeSnapshot	Take memory snapshot.
Step into	ThreadStepInto	Execute each instruction
Step over	ThreadStepOver	Execute instructions without entering into functions
Run until return	ThreadRunUntilReturn	Run until execution returns from the current function.
Run to cursor	ThreadRunToCursor	Execute instructions until instruction under the cursor is reached
Continue backwards	ProcessGoBackwards	Continue execution backwards in a trace (with supported debuggers)
Step into (backwards)	ThreadStepIntoBackwards	Execute each instruction backwards
Step over (backwards)	ThreadStepOverBackwards	Execute instructions backwards without entering into functions.
Run to cursor (backwards)	ThreadRunToCursorBackwards	Execute instructions backwards until instruction under the cursor is reached
Switch to source	SwitchToSource	Switch from disassembly to source view
Use source-level debugging	ToggleSourceDebug	Use source-level debugging
Open source file...	OpenSourceFile	Open a source file
Debugger options...	SetupDebugger	Open Debugger setup dialog.
Switch debugger...	SwitchDebugger	Select debugger.