The Memory Browser view lets you monitor your process memory. This view also helps you browse through the memory rendering. You can specify a memory space along the address to browse for.
To open the Memory Browser view, click the Memory Browser tab in the Debug perspective. Alternatively, from the IDE menu bar, choose Window > Show View > Memory Browser.
To browse to a desired memory location, type the memory address in the Memory Address textbox and click the Go button. The memory location is highlighted in the Memory Browser view.
Note: If you do not select a memory space and the expression does not contain a memory space then the memory space is set to default data memory space that is specific for each architecture.
If you want to translate the memory address or the expression to another memory space, choose one of the following values from the Memory space pop-up menu.
- Physical - Indicates that the specified address or expression refers to physical memory space.
- Data - Indicates that the specified address or expression refers to data memory space.
- Program - Indicates that the specified address or expression refers to program memory space.