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Revision as of 09:14, 22 May 2014
This command inserts a breakpoint in the task or library functions/subroutines at the specified program line number. When the breakpoint is reached, the softMC halts execution of the task and sends a message to the host that the breakpoint has been reached.
When a breakpoint is reached, the task switches to the idle state. Program execution is resumed by issuing the CONTINUETASK command, or by using the program debugging commands: STEPIN, STEPOVER, and STEPOUT.
Short form
ABPoint
Syntax
AddBreakPoint <file name> <program line number> {<taskname>}
Availability
Up to 0. 4.2.1 version
Type
<program line number>: Long
Range
<file name>: Name of a task that is loaded in memory (May be program or library)
<program line number>: 1 to MaxLong
{<taskname>}: Name of program, using that is loaded in memory.
It's the option, what is useful for library, where taskname and file name are not the same. If the task name is not specified, breakpoint will be valid (global) for all the tasks that pass through the specified file and line.
Scope
Terminal
Limitations
Write only. The task must be loaded into memory.
Examples
AddBreakPoint MAKECUT.prg 20
AddBreakPoint user.lib 1001 mytask.prg