Using the built-in debugger / monitor

• About the built-in debugger / monitor
• Tracing program execution
  • About program tracing
  • Auto run / trace program execution
  • Run until a breakpoint is hit
  • Stop debugging
  • Break into the debugger
  • Single-step program execution
  • Step over instructions
  • Step out of the current subroutine
  • Run to the caret (cursor)
  • Run until an interrupt occurs
  • Run to the start of the next frame
  • Run to the end of the current frame
  • Run until a condition is met
  • Run until a specific event
• Working with breakpoints
  • About breakpoints
  • Show or hide the breakpoints window
  • Add a breakpoint
  • Edit a breakpoint
  • Remove a breakpoint
  • Enable or disable a breakpoint
  • Using breakpoint helpers
  • Navigate to a breakpoint address in the disassembly window
• Working with watches
  • About the watch window
  • Show or hide the watch window
  • Add a new watch
  • Delete a watch
  • Watch system variables
• Using the registers window
  • About the registers window
  • Show or hide the registers window
  • Change register values
• 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
  • About debugger expressions
  • Expressions syntax reference
• Using Quick Peek
  • About Quick Peek
  • Use Quick Peek
• Using the graphics inspector
  • About the graphics inspector
  • Find sprites, fonts and other graphical data
  • Invert the foreground and background colours
  • Set tile sizes and format
  • Set pad bytes to skip metadata
  • Copy sprites and other graphical data to the clipboard
  • Export sprites and other graphical data
  • Turn the background grid on or off
  • Magnify or reduce the graphics inspector image
• Using the screen inspector
  • About the screen inspector
  • Show the active, normal or shadow screens
  • Show only pixel values
  • Add pixel or attribute breakpoints
  • Enable or disable the flash attribute rendering
  • Turn the background grid on or off
• 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