vscode debugging the C code file, value of the variable which I input shows a little part-CodePudding

This is the C code

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>

typedef uint8_t byte;
typedef uint8_t _BYTE;

int main() { 
    // char *b = "hello world"; 
    // char m [] = "what's up?"; 
    // int me [] = {1,2,3,4,5}; 
    // int index = 1; 
    byte * ads = "dsfsdsdfksdklfjskdfksdfjksdfksdfjksdjfksdjfksdjfkjsdkfjksdjfksdjfksdjfksdjfkjsdkfjksdjfksdjfksdkkkkkdddkkkksdkksdfkdkkkkskskkkdkkkdsdfkkkksdfkkkkkkke43kkksdfsdkkkksdfsdkkkk23sfkksdgfkksdfkkkk23kk23kk22kk33dkkksdfkk3kdkk2k23kkkaksdfsdkkkskkskkkdkksdfkkkksdk"; 
    printf("%s", ads); 
    _BYTE *v3="sdfsdf";

}

when I debug the C code, I can't see the whole value of the variable,it's normals?

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Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\kernel32.dll'. Symbols loaded.
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ads
0x405064 <__register_frame_info 4214884> "dsfsdsdfksdklfjskdfksdfjksdfksdfjksdjfksdjfksdjfkjsdkfjksdjfksdjfksdjfksdjfkjsdkfjksdjfksdjfksdkkkkkdddkkkksdkksdfkdkkkkskskkkdkkkdsdfkkkksdfkkkkkkke43kkksdfsdkkkksdfsdkkkk23sfkksdgfkksdfkkkk23kk23kk2"...
*ads: 100 'd'

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CodePudding user response：

GDB limits the number of elements of an array on output. See the documentation to "Print Settings". The default is 200, what you got.