Developers can view target memory, registers, and task back-traces. The data inspection window supports global and local variables and permits browsing of complex data structures such as nested layouts. The Tornado browser is a graphical compan-ion to the Tornado shell and, like the shell, presents information symbolically whenever possible. The browser supplies extensive information on the OS objects. There are windows for tasks, resources, events, alarms, and memory and stack usage.
Developers can have the displays update on demand or periodically.
WindSh interactive shell provides users with a simple command-line interface for interacting with the target. Developers can quickly and easily retrieve extensive OS object information. Unlike other shells, WindSh can interpret and execute almost all C-language expressions, including direct calls to functions and references to variables whose names are found in the system symbol table. Interpreted C statements provide a very powerful interface for debugging the target application. For even more versatile shell scripting and target control, WindSh includes complete Tcl and C interpreters.