Debug
Here you can edit some significant properties of the debug behavior.

- Polling period for debug function (ms): set the active sampling period of the functions’s status.
- Number of displayed array elements without alert message: specifies the maximum number of array elements to be added in watch window without being alerted.
- Polling period between more variables (ms): set the sleep period between sampling two variables.
- Autosave watch list: if checked (not by default) the watch list status will be saved into a file, when the project is closed (see Paragraph 9.1.7 for more details).
- Enable memory dump: advanced debug feature, allows the user to put in watch directly physical memory addresses (with format %MW without subindexes)
- Watch internal variables of function block: when putting a function block instance in watch you’ll see also the internal variable values; with this option disabled, only the input and output variables of that function block will be displayed in the watch.
- Automatically dereference pointers and references in watch:if this option is checked, when adding the pointer variable in the watch window, the pointed value will be directly shown; if it is disabled, the watch window will show the content of the pointer which need to be expanded to see the pointed value.
- Print debug informations: when compiling, additional information are shown in the out- put window.