Using the Modules view
Use the modules view to display a list of modules loaded while running your program.
Procedure
- Show modules with debug information. In the Modules view, the items in the list can be expanded to show compile units, files, and functions. When you are viewing modules, click the Show modules with debug information button to filter out modules without debug information, leaving only the modules with debug information. By default, this setting is on.
- List source files that are associated with the loaded
modules. When inspecting modules, double-clicking source file nodes will open source files in the editor. Clicking the Show file filter dialog button will open a dialog box with a list of all source files that are associated with the loaded modules. You can narrow down the selection list by typing the file name in the text field. Clicking OK will open the source file in the editor.
- Display properties of compile units, files, and functions
in the Properties view:
- To open the Properties view, select Window > Show View > Properties.
- In the Modules view, go to the module whose properties you want to view. If necessary, expand the module nodes and use the scroll bars, Up and Down keys, or PageUp and PageDown keys to scroll the Modules view until the module is visible.
- Select the module to have its properties display in the Properties view.
- Set entry breakpoints from the modules view Right-click an entry point and select Set entry breakpoint from the menu.