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### Global variables ### Global variables
In addition to watching individual registers, you can also watch global variables (([example02.yaml](example02.yaml) / [example02.s](example02.s))): In addition to watching individual registers, you can also watch global variables ([example02.yaml](example02.yaml) / [example02.s](example02.s)):
``` ```
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RTS RTS
``` ```
Here, we declare the type of the global variable in the same place the variable itself is declared, using @u8@, @s8@, @u16@, or @s16@. Later, we can just watch the variable by issuing a champ directive like `@FOO@`. In this example, we use the `(post)` option to see the variable contents after the `STA` operation. Here, we declare the type of the global variable in the same place the variable itself is declared, using `u8`, `s8`, `u16`, or `s16`. Later, we can just watch the variable by issuing a champ directive like `@FOO@`. In this example, we use the `(post)` option to see the variable contents after the `STA` operation.
![FOO at PC 0x600b](doc/example02_1.gif?raw=true) ![FOO at PC 0x600b](doc/example02_1.gif?raw=true)