Debugger Screen Layout

This section gives an overview of the debugger's screen layout.

Here's a typical debugger view (with annotations describing the parts):

Soft-switches

This encodes information about the video and MMU soft-switches.

The first 5 rows describe the current video settings and can be interpreted as follows:

• 50: $C050 - GR /TEXT (inverse indicates which is active)
• 52: $C052 - FULL/MIX (inverse indicates which is active)
• 54: $C054 - PAGE 1/2 (inverse indicates which is active)
• 56: $C056 - LO/HIRES (inverse indicates which is active)
• 5E: $C05E - DHGR/HGR (inverse indicates which is active)

The next 6 rows describe the current MMU settings and can be interpreted as follows:

• 00: $C000 - 80Sto0/1 (inverse indicates state of 80STORE)
• 02: $C002-C005: Rm/xWm/x (NB. 'R' is blue and 'W' is red for readability)
  • Rm Read from main mem for $0200-$BFFF; Use OUT C002 to enable
  • Rx Read from aux mem for $0200-$BFFF; Use OUT C003 to enable
  • Wm Write to main mem for $0200-$BFFF; Use OUT C004 to enable
  • Wx Write to aux mem for $0200-$BFFF; Use OUT C005 to enable
• 0C: $C00C - Col40/80 (inverse indicates state of 80COL)
• 0E: $C00E - ASC/MOUS (inverse indicates state of ALTCHARSET)
• 80: $C080-C087: B2/M R/W (Language Card Bank2)
• 88: $C088-C08F: B1/M rNN (Language Card Bank1 and RAMworks 64K bank number)
  • 'B2' or 'B1' is inverse when that LC bank is enabled.
  • If 'M' is inverse: ROM is active for reading.
  • If 'M' is not inverse: LC2 or LC1 RAM is active.
  • If 'W' is inverse: RAM is write enabled.
  • If 'W' is not inverse: RAM is write protected.
  • 'rNN' will appear if a RAMworks 64K bank is active.