Outstanding issues, suggestions and frequently asked questions on armwd (R1.6)
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Please note that the following are all aleady logged before repeating these
items in feedback reports for armwd.


1)  TAB characters get converted to single character symbols.
    This greatly reduces the readability of C files.

    This is a known shortcoming of armwd, and has not been fixed for release
    1.6.  Our advice is to detab files before compilation, so that neither
    armwd or the compiler ever see TABs.

2)  No command line support is provided.

    This was an armwd design decision.  There is no intention of providing a
    command line within the windowing debugger toolkit.  Let us know what it
    is you want to type, and maybe we can provide a key shortcut or menu item
    to help.  It is possible that this decision may be reviewed at some time
    in the future.

3)  "Elastic banding" when dragging or resizing windows is not currently
    supported.

4)  User selectable colours and default setting is not yet supported.

5)  Menu items are not "greyed out" when they are inapplicable to the current
    context.

6)  armwd is not an Integrated Development Environment, and nor is it
    intended to be.

7)  There is no facility to save the current window configurations.

8)  Step In <n> and Step <n> not supported

9)  The ability to automatically step through the program with a user defined
    time between steps, and a stop key. (animate in Zortech speak)

10) The dissassembled program within the execution window does not seem to
    give as much info as the old ARMsd regarding labels, functions etc.

    This has not yet been investigated, or improved upon.

11) There are numerous ways to set breakpoints (via execution window, source
    window, disassembly windows, function names window, backtrace window,
    etc), but typing in a source code location or address is not one of them. 

    This is deliberate policy.  

12) Consider whether a more permanent strip of (maybe context
    sensitive) useful commands could be added down the side of the
    screen.
