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  - Introduction
Confidence Tests Window
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  - Replace a Descriptor Entry
Devices Window
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  - Create Simple Devices Window
Log Window
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Memory Window
- Memory Window Overview
- How To - Memory Window
Page Translation Window
- Page Translation Windows Overview
  - Page Translation Windows Introduction
PCI Devices Window
- PCI Devices Window Overview
  - PCI Devices Window Introduction
  - PCI Devices Window Menu
- How To - PCI Devices Window
  - Open the Registers Window From the PCI Devices Window
  - Refresh a PCI Devices Dialog Box
Registers Window
- Registers Window Overview
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  - Customize the Registers Window
  - Print a Register List
Symbols Windows
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  - Change Values in the Symbols Window
Trace Window
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- Advanced
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Watch Window
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  - Watch Window Introduction
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  - Add and Expand Registers in a Watch View
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Technical Notes
- Descriptor Cache: Revealing Hidden Registers
- UEFI Framework Debugging
- Memory Casting
- Microsoft PE Format Support in SourcePoint
- Multi-Clustering
- Python/CScripts
- OpenIPC Integration, Installation and Usage
- Registers Keyword Table
- SourcePoint Licensing
- Stepping
- Symbols Textsym Format
- Target Configuration
- Using Bookmarks
- Which Processor Is Which
- Getting Started with DbC
SourcePoint Command Language
- Overview
- Commands and Control Variables

Control Variables

Control variables are predefined debug variables that are always defined in the SourcePoint Command language.

Examples

base // display the base control variable

base=10t // set the display base to decimal

define ord4 svbase=base // save the current display base

Control variable names are case insensitive. Following is a list of control variables, and their attributes.

Control variable	Type	Read/Write	Options	Default
advanced	bool	rw	true, false	true
asmmode	int2	rw	use16, use32	use16
base	int2	rw	bin, dec, oct, & hex	hex
breakall	bool	rw	true, false	false
cachememory	bool	rw	true, false	false
defaultpath	nstring	rw	n/a	n/a
displayflag	bool	rw	true, false	false
editor	nstring	rw	editor filepath	"notepad.exe"
execution point ($)	ptr	rw	(address)	n/a
first_jtag_device	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
homepath	nstring	r	n/a	n/a
isem64t	bool	r	true, false	n/a
isrunning	bool	r	true, false	n/a
issleeping	bool	r	true, false	n/a
issmm	bool	r	true, false	n/a
itpcompatible	bool	rw	true, false	false
last_jtag_device	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
macropath	nstring	r	n/a	n/a
num_activeprocessors	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
num_devices	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
num_jtag_devices	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
num_processors	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
num_uncore_devices	ord4	r	n/a	n/a
processorcontrol	int2	rw	0 - 2n - 1	2n - 1
processors	int2	r	1...n	n/a
projectpath	nstring	r	n/a	n/a
safemode	bool	rw	true, false	false
tabs	int2	rw	1-8	4
targpower	bool	r	true, false	n/a
targstatus	nstring	r	n/a	n/a
tck	nstring	rw	varies	varies
use	int2	rw	use16, use32	use16
verify	bool	rw	true, false	false
viewpoint (view)	int2	rw	p0...pn	p0
vpalias	nstring	rw	n/a	n/a
yieldflag	bool	rw	true, false	false

n = number of processors in system

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Control Variables

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