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The Data menu contains a number of windows that you can open to view the
state of your program's data.  It contains the following items:


Watches
    Open a Watches window.  You can add and delete variables from the
    Watches window and use it to evaluate complex expressions and perform
    typecasting.  See Variable and Watch Windows.

Locals
    Open a Locals window.  It displays the local variables of the currently
    executing function.  See Variable and Watch Windows.

File Variables
    Open a File Variables window.  It contains a list of variables defined
    at file scope in the current module.  See Variable and Watch Windows.

Globals
    Open a sorted sorted list of all global variables in your program.
     Values are not displayed since it would make this window very expensive
    to update, but you can select variables from this window and add them to
    a Watches window.  See The Globals Window.

Registers
    Displays the CPU registers and their values.  See
    The CPU Register Window.

FPU Registers
    Displays the FPU registers and their values.  See
    The FPU Registers Window.

MMX Registers
    Displays the MMX (multi-media extension) registers and their values.
     See The MMX Registers Window.

Stack
    Displays memory at the stack pointer.  See The Memory and Stack Windows.


I/O Ports
    Open a window that lets you manipulate the I/O address space of the
    machine.  See The I/O Ports Window.

Memory at...
    Display memory at a given address.  See The Memory and Stack Windows.

Log
    Displays debugger messages and the output from debugger commands.  See
    The Log Window.

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