Set Tuple Breakpoint

To set a tuple breakpoint you must first have an address breakpoint and a data breakpoint set, then:

1

Open Breakpoints Window

Main Menu:
Window ▶ Debugging ▶ Breakpoints

Keyboard:

Alt+Shift+5

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2

Add Address Breakpoint to Tuple

Right click on the address breakpoint you want to add to a tuple and select Complex Breakpoint ▶ Add to New Tuple… from the pop-up menu.

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3

Name the Tuple

Give the tuple a name. This can be anything you want and is simply used to identify this tuple in the breakpoints window.

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4

Add Data Breakpoint to Tuple

Right click on the data breakpoint you want to add to the tuple. Select Complex Breakpoint ▶ Move to MyTuple where MyTuple is the name you provided in step 3.

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5

Complete Tuple

After adding both an address and a data breakpoint, it is now a functional tuple.

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