You can now open the debugger with `F2` and stop with `F11`, open the source, modify it and press `CTRL-B` (when stopped) or `CTRL+F4` at any time, to instantly see the changes. You can also un-check the box to auto-run, in which case you could press `CTRL-A` to jump to an address (say 6000). Then press `CTRL-P` to set the program counter to the address of the cursor. Now pressing `F5` will run the code from that address. You can also, with the mouse over the dissasembly window and the debugger stopped, press `CTRL+S` to open the symbols view, and type `main` to show only symbols that match `main`. Click on the `main` symbol itself and you should be at the place where `main` is compiled to. Press `CTRL+left cursor` to set the PC to the disassembly cursor (from clicking on `main`). Press `F5` to run or `F10` to step over or `F11` to step into.
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