The name of this pane changes depending on the program you are debugging. The name of this pane may be Modules, Packages, Object Modules, or Programs. Select the appropriate pane:
Use the Modules pane to view program modules, compile units, and functions or entry points. Each module display tree can be expanded to display the names of all compile units in the module. Each compilation unit can then be expanded to display the names of all functions or entry points in the compilation unit.
Initially, module display trees are shown for only those components containing debug information.When debugging on OS/390, the component must also be compiled TEST. To display all program components used by the program being debugged, check the Show All Components selection in the Modules pull-down menu.
When a program module, compilation unit, or function or entry point is selected, its source code is displayed in the Source pane.
You can see program module, compilation unit, and function or entry point properties by using a pop-up menu in the Modules pane. Function and Entry breakpoints can also be set by using a pop-up menu in the Modules pane.
Use the Object Modules pane to view program modules, object files, and procedures. Each module display tree can be expanded to display the names of all object files in the module. Each object file can then be expanded to display the names of all procedures in the object file.
Initially, module display trees are shown for only those components containing debug information. To display all program components used by the program being debugged, check the Show All Components selection in the Object Modules pull-down menu.
When a program module, object file, or procedure is selected, its source code is displayed in the Source pane.
You can see program module, object file, and procedure properties by using a pop-up menu in the Object Modules pane. You can see procedure breakpoints by using a pop-up menu in the Object Modules pane.
Use the Packages pane to view packages, class files, and methods. Each package display tree can be expanded to display the names of all class files in the package. Each class file can then be expanded to display the names of all methods in the class.
Initially, package display trees are shown for only those components containing debug information. To display all program components used by the program being debugged, check the Show All Components selection in the Packages pull-down menu.
When a package, class file, or method is selected, its source code is displayed in the Source pane.
Package, class file, and method properties are available through a pop-up menu in the Packages pane. You can set method breakpoints by using a pop-up menu in the Modules pane.
Use the Programs pane to view and navigate compile units such as programs and service programs. You can expand each program or service program tree structure to display the names of its debuggable modules. Non-debuggable modules are also shown if Show All Components in the Programs pull-down menu is selected. You can then expand each debuggable module to display the names of all debuggable entries, such as procedures or functions.
When you are debugging Java code, use the Programs pane to view and navigate Java classes. You can then expand each class (or compilation unit) to display names of all debuggable methods that constitute the class.
The Programs pane contains compile units that are being debugged. Any compilation unit where execution stops automatically gets added to the Programs pane. You can use the Add Program dialog box to add these compile units to debug. Initially, compilation unit display trees are shown for only those components containing debug information. To display all program components used by the program being debugged, check the Show All Components selection in the Programs pull-down menu.
When a module or Java class is selected, its appropriate view is displayed in the Source pane. When a procedure, function, or method is selected, its source is displayed in the Source pane.
You can see compilation unit, module, procedure, and method properties by using a pop-up menu in the Programs pane.