Setting Breakpoints

Let's set a breakpoint at the start of function

clearcursor . To do so:
To set this breakpoint:

In the Source Editor's Symbol List, click on

clearcursor (f) .
The Editor is positioned at the clearcursor function.
To set the breakpoint, press Break At.
A small stop sign at the beginning of the line indicates the breakpoint.

- In the Debugger, select the Breakpoints tab. Notice that the breakpoint is listed in the Breakpoints list.
- Press the Show button.
  The Source Editor is positioned to the source code line in which the breakpoint is set.
  Closing the Debugger
  To close the Debugger, choose Tools > Close Tool.
  Close all open SNiFF+ tools except for the Launch Pad.
  In the Launch Pad, close the
pico.shared project by highlighting it and choosing
Project > Close Project pico.shared.
Conclusion
This concludes the Edit/Compile/Debug tutorial. In this part of the C Tutorial you were introduced to:

- Setting Make attributes for a C project
- Building a SNiFF+ project and all the subprojects that it depends on
- Using the Shell tool to jump to errors in source files
- Using the Gdb Debugger to debug executables

In the tutorial we can only give you a few hints and tips to help you on your way. To get a better understanding of how to edit, compile and debug projects in SNiFF+, we recommend experimenting. To really appreciate what SNiFF+ can do for you, you really need to work with it.
What's next
The only SNiFF+ tool that should now be open is the Launch Pad.
The next part of the C tutorial introduces you to

- Using SNiFF+ for multi-user team projects