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     When you debug programs with the Microsoft(R) CodeView(R)
     debuggers, follow these steps:
 
       1. Set up the information that you want to see on the CodeView
          screen. For example,
 
             ■ Select how to ◄view your source program►
 
             ■ To view ranges of memory, ◄open Memory windows►
 
             ■ To view registers, ◄open the Register window►
 
             ■ To view changes in program variables,
               ◄set watch expressions► in the watch window
 
       2. ◄Set breakpoints► to tell CodeView where and under what
          conditions to pause during program execution.
 
       3. Run the program, observing changes in local variables, watch
          expressions, registers, and memory. You can single-step
          through the program (◄tracing into► or ◄stepping over►
          functions), or you can ◄execute the program►, pausing at each
          breakpoint.
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