Go Command (PLBDBUG)

 

The Go command allows the debugged program to run without interruption until one of several events occurs. The debugger is re-entered if a breakpoint is encountered, if a watch variable changes, or if a CHAIN instruction is executed. If the Go command is used, an instruction label or address may be specified allowing the debugger to be re-entered if the specified label or address is encountered.

Examples:

G LABEL

Executes until LABEL is encountered.

G 0xF31

Executes until address 0xF31 is encountered.

 

 

See Also: PLBDBUG Commands, PLBDBUG

 


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