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To resize a debugger window in a window larger
than 24 lines by 80 columns
The following procedure describes how to resize a debugger window in a
windows larger than 24 lines by 80 columns.
1 Check to see that the stty settings for rows and columns are correct for the
window that you are working in so that the debugger knows what the screen
limits are. Do this by entering the command:
stty size
The first number given is rows, the second number is columns. By default, the
screen limits are set correctly when you change the size of the window.
However, if the values for rows and columns are not correct for your window,
you can set them by entering the stty command from your shell. For example,
the command
stty rows 40 columns 100
will define a window to be 40 rows by 100 columns.
2 Start the debugger and load an executable file.
You need an executable in order to move windows in the source-level screen.
3 Move the status windows (command line) first. Start with the high-level status
window (window number 5). For example, the command:
Window New 5 High_Level 46,0,49,79
will place the command line at the bottom of a window with 50 rows.
Then move the assembly-level status window (window number 15) to the
bottom of the window. For example:
Window New 15 Assembly 46,0,49,79
Configuring Terminals for Use with the Debugger
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