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So let us try to fill our application budget.

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This is the first thing that we do as we complete our application project.

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And once I build a successful.

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We will proceed to debug and repetition rate, so they just click on our application project, greatly

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debug at launch one hardware, right?

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So this will switch our perspective from design to Rachel here because the option that we get when we

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perform debugging all of our applications.

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So there's options we already discussed when we are understanding a breakpoint right now.

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The second option that we're going to discuss over here is of memory.

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Right?

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So this allows us to analyze the data that we have on a specific location, right?

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So at the time, you could analyze multiple locations that will be usually occurs when we are working

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with them.

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How we add the address to the memory report is you just need to click on this plus button, right?

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And this expect an address from use.

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So let it just go ahead and find out the best address so far.

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Memory controller, right?

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So if you just select this and click on F3.

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So this will take us to the basic research.

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So we'll just be copying this link on this plus again database over here.

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Right?

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So once you add a base address, just click OK, and this will automatically lower the default view

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of memory.

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Right.

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So you could observe here we have an interest rate and this represent the byte right two on the top,

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you could see we have a 16 byte, which could be any later and then we have a number of rules, right?

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And this is a president.

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So this is a bit difficult to analyze.

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The first step that we're going to perform is to run our application.

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So let me just go ahead to our galaxy, and the only thing that we need to do is to click on this resume

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button, right?

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So once you click on this resume button, you would see all the data which is updated after we execute.

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Our code is highlighted with the radical array, so you could see six of the updates over here, right?

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You could change the relics in which you want to display the reader, right?

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For example, if you just click on this new rendering.

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You would choose in which specific critiques you want to display the no right to, if you do that and

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saying this.

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And I had rendering right.

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So you could observe the detail in it and say decimal format, right?

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We know that since we are working with 10 byte oriented memory, right?

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So the next address is offset by four.

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So if you could analyze or if you could modify this view such that we analyzed the single address,

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I think.

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OK, so here we know that the next address will be accepted by four.

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Right.

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So that is the only thing that we will be considering.

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So right click on the address.

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Step right here.

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You have something which is referred to as a format, right?

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So by default, you could see we have a 16 byte that you display in Andrew and then the food column,

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right?

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So here you could just use a fork because we know that the new data will be all by food, right?

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So the next will be autopsied by a full fight.

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And then we could just add the column size to be one.

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So once you do this modification and click OK, now you could see the first data that we have is at

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zero and that is zero.

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OK.

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And then the next day is operated by four.

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So at the memory location four, you have a lead of five and so on and so forth.

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Right.

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So this gives us that we too easily analyze it.