General Tab
Debugger runs at high thread priority
The Source Debugger is a VTScada script application, and as such is subject to equal time-sharing of the CPU with other VTScada applications. If this check box is selected, the proportion of time the Source Debugger gets on the CPU (with respect to other VTScada applications) will be increased. This has the effect of allowing the Source Debugger user interface to respond more quickly when another VTScada application is consuming more CPU time than it should. It is useful to analyze the reason that another VTScada application is behaving in that way.
Timestamps automatically translated
Timestamps are represented in VTScada double-precision floating-point numbers (e.g. 1129884300.250). Checking the Timestamps automatically translated check box will cause doubles that are in the range for timestamps to display in a more readable format. For example, 1129884300.250 will translate to Oct 21, 2005 08:45:00.25.
If selected, your workspace ( selected module, breakpoints and watches) will automatically be saved while you work. When you stop the source debugger then re-open it, the automatically-saved workspace will be loaded immediately, allowing you to continue working from the point where you stopped.
Code coverage Colors
Three highlight colors are used when using the Code Coverage feature. If you find the default colors unsatisfactory, you may select others.
