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Figure 18. The Break Window

The Break window displays each breakpoint and its status.  It appears when
you select the View All from the Break menu A breakpoint button appears at
the left of each line.  You can click on this button to enable and disable a
breakpoint.  Unlike the source and assembly windows, the button will not
clear the breakpoint.  Next appears the address of the breakpoint.  Finally,
for break-on-execute breakpoints, the source or assembly code at the break
point location is displayed.  For break-on-write breakpoints, the current
value of the location is displayed in hex.

You can modify any break point by double clicking on it, or by cursoring to
it and pressing enter.  The Breakpoint Options dialog will appear to allow
you to modify the break point.  Press the right mouse button to access the
following pop-up menu items:


Modify
    Change the definition of the selected breakpoint.  The Breakpoint dialog
    will appear.

New
    Add a new breakpoint.  An empty Breakpoint dialog will appear.  You must
    specify the address of the new Breakpoint.  Refer to the section
    entitled The Breakpoint Dialog for a description of the items in the
    which appear in the dialog.

Delete
    Delete the selected breakpoint.

Enable
    Enable the selected breakpoint.

Disable
    Disable the selected breakpoint.

Source
    Display the source code associated with the break point.  This operation
    only makes sense for break-on-execute breakpoints.

Assembly
    Display the assembly code associated with the selected line.  This
    operation only makes sense for break-on-execute breakpoints.