author | timkelly |
Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:45:47 -0600 | |
branch | RCL_2_4 |
changeset 671 | 80524b72f957 |
parent 0 | fb279309251b |
permissions | -rw-r--r-- |
DumpMemoryDialog.2=Memory Dump Options DumpMemoryDialog.3=Address: DumpMemoryDialog.4=The address of the object DumpMemoryDialog.5=Address of the object DumpMemoryDialog.6=Length (Hexadecimal): DumpMemoryDialog.7=The length of data to read in hexadecimal. DumpMemoryDialog.8=The length of data to read in hexadecimal. DumpMemoryDialog.12=The address entered is not a valid hexidecimal address. DumpMemoryDialog.13=Please specify the address of the object. DumpMemoryDialog.15=The length entered is not a valid hexidecimal number. DumpMemoryDialog.16=Please specify the length. CrashDebuggerView.27=Show container contents CrashDebuggerView.29=Terminate Session CrashDebuggerView.25=Carbide Symbian Crash Debugger View CrashDebuggerView.23=License Manager did not verify CrashDebuggerView.22=FLEXlm error checking out license for CrashDebuggerView.30=Terminate Session CrashDebuggerView.31=Clear CrashDebuggerView.32=Clear CrashDebuggerView.33=Cut CrashDebuggerView.34=Copy CrashDebuggerView.35=Paste CrashDebuggerView.36=Select All CrashDebuggerView.37=Display fault info CrashDebuggerView.38=Displays information about the the kernel fault that caused the debugger to be entered. CrashDebuggerView.39=Help CrashDebuggerView.40=Displays the help from the crash debugger. CrashDebuggerView.46=Memory dump CrashDebuggerView.47=Dumps memory in both hexadecimal and ASCII format. CrashDebuggerView.53=Memory dump excluding unmapped CrashDebuggerView.54=Dumps memory in both hexadecimal and ASCII format, but excludes any unmapped memory space. If an illegal memory access occurs, it does not stop, but skips to the next page instead. This is useful to inspect the content of discontiguous chunks. CrashDebuggerView.57=Display brief object info CrashDebuggerView.58=Displays basic information about the DObject at the given address. CrashDebuggerView.61=Display full object info CrashDebuggerView.62=Displays full information about the DObject at the given address. CrashDebuggerView.63=Display context info CrashDebuggerView.64=Displays information for the current process and thread. CrashDebuggerView.65=Threads CrashDebuggerView.66=Displays the contents of the kernel's thread container. CrashDebuggerView.67=Processes CrashDebuggerView.68=Displays the contents of the kernel's process container. CrashDebuggerView.69=Chunks CrashDebuggerView.70=Displays the contents of the kernel's chunk container. CrashDebuggerView.71=Libraries CrashDebuggerView.72=Displays the contents of the kernel's library container. CrashDebuggerView.73=Semaphores CrashDebuggerView.74=Displays the contents of the kernel's semaphore container. CrashDebuggerView.75=Mutexes CrashDebuggerView.76=Displays the contents of the kernel's mutex container. CrashDebuggerView.77=Timers CrashDebuggerView.78=Displays the contents of the kernel's timer container. CrashDebuggerView.79=Servers CrashDebuggerView.80=Displays the contents of the kernel's server container. CrashDebuggerView.81=Sessions CrashDebuggerView.82=Displays the contents of the kernel's session container. CrashDebuggerView.83=Logical devices CrashDebuggerView.84=Displays the contents of the kernel's logical device container. CrashDebuggerView.85=Physical devices CrashDebuggerView.86=Displays the contents of the kernel's physical device container. CrashDebuggerView.87=Channels CrashDebuggerView.88=Displays the contents of the kernel's channel container. CrashDebuggerView.89=Change notifiers CrashDebuggerView.90=Displays the contents of the kernel's change notifier container. CrashDebuggerView.91=Undertakers CrashDebuggerView.92=Displays the contents of the kernel's undertaker container. CrashDebuggerView.93=Message queues CrashDebuggerView.94=Displays the contents of the kernel's message queue container. CrashDebuggerView.95=Property references CrashDebuggerView.96=Displays the contents of the kernel's property references container. CrashDebuggerView.97=Register dump CrashDebuggerView.98=Dumps the full ARM register set. AddressDialog.1=Object Address AddressDialog.2=Address: AddressDialog.3=The address of the object AddressDialog.4=Address of the object AddressDialog.7=The address entered is not a valid hexidecimal address. AddressDialog.8=Please specify the address of the object. DebuggerTab.0=Debugger RomLogFileTab.0=ROM Log RomLogFileTab.1=Parse Rom Log File RomLogFileTab.2=Rom log file is necessary for finding out the address for each module in the rom log file. Please specify the rom log file and epoc32 directory for the Symbian OS kit RomLogFileTab.3=Symbian Rom Log File: RomLogFileTab.4=Specify the rom log file generated when building the rom image RomLogFileTab.5=Browse... RomLogFileTab.6=Select Symbian Rom Log file RomLogFileTab.7=Symbian Rom Log files RomLogFileTab.8=All files RomLogFileTab.9=Symbian OS Kit Epoc32 Directory: RomLogFileTab.10=Specify the Symbian OS kit Epoc32 directory to resolve the full paths for the various modules in the rom log file RomLogFileTab.11=Select Epoc32 directory RomLogFileTab.12=Epoc32 dir RomLogFileTab.13=Log unresolved modules RomLogFileTab.14=This check box allows the user to see the list of unresolved modules from the log file RomLogFileTab.15=Debug non-XIP executables RomLogFileTab.16=This check box enables the debugging of non-XIP modules i.e. modules from ROFS image RomLogFileTab.17=Symbian rom log file not specified RomLogFileTab.18=Specified Symbian rom log file does not exist RomLogFileTab.19=Epoc32 directory not specified RomLogFileTab.20=Specified epoc32 directory does not exist RomLogFileTab.21=Rom log file is not specified. You need to specify the rom log file for debugging Symbian modules CrashDebugConnectionTab.0=Serial port: CrashDebugConnectionTab.1=Specify which serial port on your PC to use for TRK connection CrashDebugConnectionTab.2=Baud rate: CrashDebugConnectionTab.3=Specify the connection baud rate to match the TRK settings on the phone. This is typically 115200. CrashDebugConnectionTab.4=Data bits: CrashDebugConnectionTab.5=Specify the connection data bits to match the TRK settings on the phone. This is typically 8. CrashDebugConnectionTab.6=Parity: CrashDebugConnectionTab.7=Specify the connection parity to should match the TRK settings on the phone. This is typically 'None'. CrashDebugConnectionTab.8=Stop bits: CrashDebugConnectionTab.9=Specify the connection stop bits to match the TRK settings on the phone. This is typically 1. CrashDebugConnectionTab.10=Flow control: CrashDebugConnectionTab.11=Specify the connection stop bits to match the TRK settings on the phone. This is typically 'None'. CrashDebugConnectionTab.12=None CrashDebugConnectionTab.13=Odd CrashDebugConnectionTab.14=Even CrashDebugConnectionTab.15=Hardware (RTS/CTS) CrashDebugConnectionTab.16=Software (XON/XOFF) CrashDebugConnectionTab.17=Connection