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Examining source files

BugStalker can display parts of your program's source code. When your program stops at a breakpoint, the debugger automatically shows the current line where execution paused. Use the source command to display additional code.

The source command​

  • source fn - shows the currently selected function
  • source <num> - displays a range of lines: [current_line-num; current_line+num]
  • source asm - shows the assembly representation of the current function

Usage example​

Consider this Rust program:

fn print_hello(print_num: u32) {
    for _ in 0..print_num {
        println!("Hello, world!");
    }
}

fn main() {
    let print_num = 3;
    print_hello(print_num);
}

Let's examine the source code by viewing a function, the full file source, and the assembly representation: