Appendix B — Common Command Palette Commands
Most Debug80 work is done from the Debug80 panel: project selection, target selection, building, CoolTerm testing and sending HEX files to hardware. Use the Command Palette for commands that are easier to reach from the keyboard, open source-navigation tools or set up monitor ROM development.
Open the VS Code Command Palette with Shift-Command-P on macOS. On Windows and Linux, use Shift-Control-P.
| Command | Use |
|---|---|
| Debug80: Open Debug80 View | Reveal the Debug80 panel in the Run and Debug sidebar. |
| Debug80: Open Source File | Open a source file known to Debug80. |
| Debug80: Search Workspace Symbols | Open VS Code’s workspace symbol picker for Debug80 source-map symbols. |
| Debug80: Open Auxiliary Source | Open bundled or workspace auxiliary source material for the active platform. |
| Debug80: Copy Monitor ROM into Project | Copy the platform monitor source into the project for monitor ROM development. |