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IAR Embedded Workbench for RX 5.20

C-RUN Messages window

In this section:

What do you want to do?

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The C-RUN Messages window is available from the View menu.

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This window displays information about runtime errors detected by a runtime check. The window groups messages that have the same source statement, the same call stack, and the same messages.

Requirements

A license for the C-RUN product.

Toolbar

The toolbar contains:

Default action

Sets the default action for what happens if no other rule is satisfied. Choose between Stop, Log, and Ignore.

Filter

Filters the list of messages so that only messages that contain the text you specify will be listed. This is useful if you want to search the message text, call stack entries, or filenames.

Messages

Lists the number of C-RUN messages.

Display area

The display area shows all detected errors since the last reset. More specifically, the display area provides information in these columns:

Messages

Information about the detected runtime error. Each message consists of a headline, detailed information about the error, and call stack information for the error location. Note that ranges displayed for accesses and bounds include the start address but not the end address.

Source File

The name of the source file in which a runtime error was detected, or otherwise a relevant location, for example variable definitions.

PC

The value of PC when the runtime error was detected.

Context menu

This context menu is available:

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These commands are available:

Add Rule for ... at range

Adds a rule that matches this particular runtime check at this particular location.

Add Rule for ... in filename

Adds a rule that matches all runtime checks of this kind in the specified file.

Add Rule for ...

Adds a rule that matches all runtime checks of this kind.

Clear All

Clears the window from all content.

Save to File

Opens a dialog box where you can choose to save content to a file, either in text or XML format.