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MIPS Open IDE provides extensive viewing capabilities into the target program, including views of source, disassembly, variables, registers, memory, and ThreadX objects. The following sections describe each of these MIPS Open IDE views.

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Before you start

About This Guide

Getting Help

Sharing is Caring

Intro to the IDE

About the IDE

Requirements & Constraints

Overview

Installation

Installing on Windows

Installing on Linux

Install Host Tools

Simple Example Project

Getting Started

Creating a Project

Building the Project

Debugging the Project

Perspective

C/C++ Perspective

Debug Perspective

Workspace

About Workspace

Creating Workspace

Deleting Workspace

Projects

MIPS freeRTOS Project

Creating Project

Building the Executable

Debug with hardware

MIPS Embedded Linux Project

Creating Project

Creating Source Files

Importing Source Files

Building the Executable

MIPS Standalone Embedded Project

Creating Project

Creating Source Files

Importing Source Files

Building the Executable

Closing Project

Modifying Projects

Deleting Project

MIPS C Compiler Settings

General Settings

Errors and Warning Settings

Optimization Settings

MIPS Linker Settings

General Options

Symbols and Macros

Libraries Options

Diagnostic Options

MIPS Assembler Settings

General Settings

Other Options

Creating & Editing Files

Creating a New File

Deleting a File

Editing an Existing File

Saving Changes

Running & Debugging

Runtime Environment

Debug Configurations

Launching The New Connection

Terminating a Connection

Program Download

Program Control

Resume

Breakpoint

Single-Step Mode

Single Step Into

Single-Step-Over

Step Return

Program Viewing

Program Code Viewing

Disassembly Viewing

Variable Viewing

Register Viewing

Memory Viewing

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