◄Up► ◄Contents► ◄Index► ◄Back► ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── A Source window shows the source code or assembly-language instructions of a program that is being debugged. It may also contain any text file. A program in a Source window appears in one of three display modes: Mode Display Source Source code only Assembly Assembly-language instructions Mixed Source code mixed with the corresponding assembly-language instructions. To control the display mode: ■ Choose the Source Window command from the Options menu OR ■ Press F3 ■ Enter the Source Display Mode (S) command in the command window See: ◄Options Menu: Source Window Command► ◄Source Display Mode (S) Command-Window Command► CodeView can display two Source windows at one time; one Source window is designated as active. When a Source window is active, any commands that do not specify a particular Source window affect the active Source window. To make a Source window active: ■ Click the left mouse button in the window OR ■ Enter an S1 command in the command window to make Source window 1 active or an S2 command to make Source window 2 active See: ◄Make Source Window Active (S1, S2) Command-Window Command► The highlight that indicates the currently executing source line follows the thread of control indicated by CS:IP. Other Source windows are not tied to CS:IP. You can toggle the tie on or off by choosing the Source Window command from the Options menu. See: ◄Options Menu: Source Window Command► -♦-