Native Inspect Manual (H06.03+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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kill command
linespec
is the line number or statement number where you want execution to stop.
To suspend execution at the destination location, first enter the break command, tbreak
command to plant a temporary breakpoint.
Example
To jump to a specified location (line 51):
kill command
Terminates the current process. If the process is unstoppable, the request is queued.
If Native Inspect is debugging multiple processes, no current process is selected (use
the vector command or the attach command to establish the current process). If
Native Inspect is not debugging any other process (and if you did not explicitly start
Native Inspect from the TACL command prompt), then Native Inspect terminates.
jump linespec
(eInspect 3,638): list
44 }
45
46 void call1(char *string,long long q)
47 {
48 eight_byte_struct structure;
49 structure.a = "from call1";
50 structure.b = 1;
51 printf("%s q = %d\n",string,q);
52 print_and_break();
53 call2(structure);
(eInspect 3,638): fr 0
#0 call1 (string=0x0, q=0) at C:\cygwin\home\save\test\gartest.c:49
49 structure.a = "from call1";
(eInspect 3,638): b 52
Breakpoint 3 at 0x700012c0:2: file C:\cygwin\home\save\test\gartest.c,
line 52.
(eInspect 6,157): c
Continuing.
From main q = 0
Breakpoint 3, call1 (string=0x70000bd0 "From main", q=0)
at C:\cygwin\home\save\test\gartest.c:52
52 print_and_break();
(eInspect 3,638): jump 51
Continuing at 0x700011d0:1.
From main q = 0
Breakpoint 3, call1 (string=0x70000bd0 "From main", q=0)
at C:\cygwin\home\save\test\gartest.c:52
52 print_and_break();
kill