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| Introduction to Sun WorkShop |
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Contents
Preface
1. About Sun WorkShop
- Integrated Text Editors
- Compilers
- Integrated Debugging Service
- Source Code Browser
- Performance, Source Code Management, and GUI-Building Tools
- Multithreaded Development Tools
- Sun WorkShop TeamWare
- Sun WorkShop Visual
2. Getting Started
- Working With Projects
- Creating a Project
- Building Project Targets
- Editing a Project
- Using the WorkShop Main Window
- Choosing a Text Editor and Text Editor Options
- Setting Startup and Project Options
- Accessing Sun WorkShop Components
3. Building Programs
- Working With Targets
- Sun WorkShop Target
- User Makefile Target
- Using the Building Window
- Building a Program
- Building With Default Values
- Specifying Your Own Build Values
- Specifying Build Options
- Using Makefile Macros
- Using Environment Variables
- Identifying Build Errors
- Exiting Building
4. Debugging a Program
- Preparing for Debugging
- Starting Debugging
- Customizing Your Debugging Session
- Stepping Through Your Code
- Setting Breakpoints
- Examining Values and Data
- Monitoring Data Values
- Collecting Performance Data
- Detecting Runtime Errors
- Tracing Code
- Examining the Call Stack
- Debugging Multithreaded Programs
- Debugging Processes Simultaneously
- Managing Sessions
- Debugging a Child Process
- Exiting Debugging
5. Browsing Source Code
- Using Pattern Search Mode
- Pattern Search Special Characters
- Multiple Directory Searches
- Using Source Browsing Mode
- Source Browsing Databases
- Source Browsing Special Characters
- Multiple Directory Browsing
- Relating Browsing and Graphing
- Graphing Functions
- Graphing Classes
- Browsing Classes
- Exiting Browsing
6. Analyzing Program Performance
- Collecting Performance Data
- Analyzing Performance Data
- Examining Function and Load-Object Metrics
- Examining Caller and Callee Metrics
- Displaying Annotated Source and Disassembly Code
7. Merging Source Files
- Loading Files into Merging
- Working With Differences
- Reading Merging Icons
- Moving Between Differences
- Resolving Differences
- Setting Difference Options
- Merging Automatically
- Saving the Output File
- Setting Merging Options
A. Sun WorkShop and Text Editor Resources
- Changes to Resource Settings
- Editable Sun WorkShop Resources
- Highlight Colors in Editor Windows
- Data Graph Window Colors
- Call Graph and Class Graph Window Colors
- Audible Warnings
- Debugger Buttons
- Dbx Commands and Program I/O Window Output Lines
- Project make Command
- Browser Used to Display Web Updates
- Character Fonts in Hyperlink Windows
- Hyperlink Resources
- Automatic Text Wrapping
- Vertical Scrollbars
- Motif-Specific Resources
- Window Foreground and Background Colors
- Scrollbar Background and Toggle Button Colors
- Editable Text Editor Resources
- Text Editor Default Path Names
- Blinking Pointer
- Fonts for Text Editor Motif Environments
- Text Editor Window Colors
- Scrolling List Background Color
- Writable Text Area Background Color
- Balloon Expression Evaluator Popup Dimensions
- Text Editor Audible Warnings
B. The make Utility and Makefiles
- The Makefile
- Fortran 77 Example
- C++ Example
- The make Utility
- Macros
C. The dmake Utility
- Basic Concepts
- The dmake Host
- The Build Server
- Impact of the dmake Utility on Makefiles
- Concurrent Building of Targets
- Limitations on Makefiles
- Parallelism
D. Source Browsing With sbquery, sb_init, and sbtags
- The sbquery Utility
- Options
- Environment Variables
- The sb_init File and Commands
- The sbtags Utility
Glossary
Index
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