Chapter Contents 1. Discovering 2. Understanding Threads... 3. Setting Up 4. Setting Up Remote 5. Setting up Parallel 6. Using Windows 7. Visualizing 8. Seeing CLI at work 9. Using the CLI 10. Debugging 11. Using Groups ... 12. Data 13. Arrays 14. Action Points Glossary

12. Examining and Changing Data Changing How Data Is Displayed Displaying STL Variables Changing Size and Precision Displaying Variables Displaying Program Variables Displaying Variables in the Current Block Browsing for Variables Displaying Local Variables and Registers Displaying Long Variable Names Automatic Dereferencing Displaying Areas of Memory Displaying Machine Instructions Closing Variable Windows Diving in Variable Windows Displaying Array of Structure Elements Scoping and Symbol Names Qualifying Symbol Names Changing the Values of Variables Changing the Data Type of Variables Displaying C Data Types Pointers to Arrays Arrays Typedefs Structures Unions Built-In Types Character Arrays (<string> Data Type) Areas of Memory (<void> Data Type) Instructions (<code> Data Type) Type Casting Examples Displaying the argv Array Displaying Declared Arrays Displaying Allocated Arrays Working with Opaque Data Changing the Address of Variables Changing Types to Display Machine Instructions Displaying C++ Types Classes Changing Class Types in C++ Displaying Fortran Types Displaying Fortran Common Blocks Displaying Fortran Module Data Debugging Fortran 90 Modules Fortran 90 User-Defined Types Fortran 90 Deferred Shape Array Types Fortran 90 Pointer Types Displaying Fortran Parameters Displaying Thread Objects