Memory Spaces view

The Memory Spaces view enables access to the selected memory spaces on the target device.

Note: Memory spaces are available only during a debug session supporting memory space operating by the S32 Debugger.

The Memory Spaces view is included in the Debug perspective by default. If the view was closed, reopen it from the menu by selecting Window > Show View > Other > Debug > Memory Spaces.

The memory spaces are presented as a list of memory spaces in the left part of the view. Each space represents a section of memory specified by its base address.

The color indicates the state:

Gray - initial state,
Black - data was read,
Red - data changed since first-time read.

The "?" mark indicates that memory can't be read (write-only, restricted, etc.).

The toolbar of the Memory Spaces view includes the following buttons (from left to right):

	(Previous page)	Click to move to previous page. It moves the displayed region by the set number of lines backward depending on the rendering settings. Learn more in Viewing memory.
	(Next page)	Click to move to next page. It moves the displayed region by the set number of lines forward depending on the rendering settings. Learn more in Viewing memory.
	(Add memory space)	Click to add a memory space to the list in the Memory Spaces view.
	(Rendering preferences)	Click to setup a memory cache usage. Learn more in Viewing memory.
	(Minimize)	Click to minimize the Memory Spaces view.
	(Maximize)	Click to maximize the Memory Spaces view. All other views are minimized and their icons appear at the right border of the main application window, each next to the dedicated Restore icon.
	(Restore)	Click to restore the Memory Spaces view from minimal or maximal state.

The Memory Spaces view remembers the list of added spaces for each running launch configuration (until the list is cleared). When restarting a launch configuration, its associated spaces will be restored.

Note: If a debug session was launched without any breakpoint set, the space will be restored but not read. To read data suspend the session.

Note: When multiple sessions are launched, spaces will be restored for all sessions but not read. To read certain session data switch to the required session in the Debug view.

Warning: When switch to another session only the selected space will be read. To read another space data select it in the right pane.