Spectaculator
9.0.2
Contents
Getting started
Setting up the Spectaculator window
Controlling the emulator
Setting up the display
Working with your favourites list
Working with snapshot files
Using the cassette recorder
Using the keyboard
Using a joystick
Using a mouse
Setting up the emulated hardware
Working with cheat (.pok) files
Working with +3 disk images
Working with TR-DOS (Beta 128) disk images
Audio and video recording
Working with pokes
Working with zip files
Using external ROM files
Importing and exporting Z80 machine code and data
Using the built-in debugger / monitor
About the built-in debugger / monitor
Tracing program execution
Working with breakpoints
Working with watches
Using the registers window
Using the call stack window
About the call stack window
Push a value onto the stack
Pop a value off the stack
Show the stack pointer
Show or hide the call stack window
Using expressions
Using Quick Peek
Using the graphics inspector
Using the screen inspector
Working with debugging projects
Using the inline assembler
Selecting a memory block
Cut, copy and paste code and data
Copy data to the clipboard as DEFB statements
Bookmarking code and data
Add comments to the disassembly
Switch the display between hex and decimal
Switch the disassembly between code bytes and ASCII text
Go to a specific address
Find bytes, words and strings in the Spectrum's memory
Changing memory contents
Set the next instruction to execute
Show the next instruction to be executed
Break into the debugger when the Z80 executes and invalid instruction
Troubleshooting
Spectaculator
Using the built-in debugger / monitor
Using the call stack window
To show or hide the call stack
To show or hide the call stack
On the
View
menu, click
Call Stack
.
Tip
You can also use the shortcut key,
Ctrl+T
.