Debug Manual

Debug Commands
Debug Manual—421921-003
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C Command
Examples
100,01,00011-BM L+2, R, (D; T; R)
100,01,00011-BM UC.2, 400, W, (D;T;R)
100,01,00011-BM SC.0, 2342, W, (D;T;R)
248,02,00067-BM 0x4FFFFEFC, R, (D;T;R)
C Command
The C command clears one or all code breakpoints (unconditional, conditional, trace,
and execute). The form of the C command is:
address
is the code address of the breakpoint to be cleared. For more information, see
Address Syntax on page 3-12. Any address mode used to set a code breakpoint
may be used to clear one. Any code breakpoint can be cleared without privilege,
even if privilege was required to set it.
Address value 0 clears all code breakpoints for the current process but does not
affect breakpoints set with the ALL option; privilege is not required.
Address value -1 clears all code breakpoints set in this processor, including those
set in and for other processes and those set with the ALL option; this value is valid
only if you are debugging in privileged mode.
If you omit address, Debug clears the current breakpoint.
Examples
106,01,00012-C 527+215 ! Clears the breakpoint at %000744.
106,01,00012-C UC.2,325 ! Clears breakpoint in user code segment 2.
106,01,00012-C0 ! Clears all breakpoints in the current process.
106,01,00012-C -1 ! Clears all breakpoints in the processor.
248,02,00012-C 0x7045FEF0 ! Clears the breakpoint in RISC code.
C [ address ]
[ * | 0 ]
[ -1 ]
* clears all breakpoints for the current process; this is equivalent to specifying
the address value 0.