It has a "command" view which executes a debugger command and displays the output each time the debugger "stops" (ie. whenever you step over an instruction or a

It has a "command" view which executes a debugger command and displays the output each time the debugger "stops" (ie. whenever you step over an instruction or a line of code, or hit a breakpoint, etc). So anything you can do with a debugger command, you can stick in a view. e.g. $ voltron v c "fr v" $ voltron v c "source list -a \$rip" http://i.imgur.com/2505o16.png http://i.imgur.com/2505o16.png