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Appendix A: dbx Commands
cont in procedure
Sets a temporary breakpoint to stop execution upon
entering the specified procedure, then resumes execution
with the current line. When your program reaches the
breakpoint in procedure, dbx stops your program and
deletes the temporary breakpoint.
cont [signal] Continues execution with the current line and sends the
specified signal to your program. If you do not provide a
signal, but your program stopped because dbx caught a
signal intended for your program, thendbx sends that signal
to your program when you continue execution.
cont [signal] {at | to} line
Sets a temporary breakpoint at the specified source line,
then resumes execution with the current line and sends the
specified signal to your program. If you do not provide a
signal, but your program stopped because dbx caught a
signal intended for your program, thendbx sends that signal
to your program when you continue execution.
cont [signal] in procedure
Sets a temporary breakpoint to stop execution upon
entering the specified procedure, then resumes execution
with the current line and sends the specified signal to your
program. If you do not provide a signal, but your program
stopped because dbx caught a signal intended for your
program, then dbx sends that signal to your program when
you continue execution.
conti [signal] Continues execution with the current machine instruction.
If you specify a signal, dbx sends the signal to your program.
If you do not provide a signal, but your program stopped
because dbx caught a signal intended for your program,
then dbx sends that signal to your program when you
continue execution.
conti [signal] {at | to} address
Sets a temporary breakpoint at the specified address, then
resumes execution with the current machine instruction.
When your program reaches the breakpoint at address,dbx
stops your program and deletes the temporary breakpoint.