Inspect Manual

Debugging Processes and Save Files
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Ending a Debugging Session
used up its pause time, it will start prompting you again, perhaps before you pause the
command interpreter process.
Ending a Debugging Session
If you want your process to continue running after you end the debugging session, use
the EXIT command or the RESUME * EXIT command. If you want to terminate your
process, use the STOP command.
When you enter the EXIT command, Inspect terminates the Inspect session, but it
leaves the programs that you were debugging in their current states. Consequently,
you should use the EXIT command only after you have cleared all breakpoints in all
programs and resumed execution of any programs in the hold state. The RESUME *
EXIT command performs these cleanup tasks for you.
When you enter the RESUME * EXIT command, Inspect clears all breakpoints from all
programs on the program list and resumes execution of any programs in the hold state.
It then terminates the Inspect session. If you attempt to leave an active process, all
EXIT commands prompt you for a confirmation.
When you enter the STOP command, Inspect stops the process. If it was the only
program in the program list, Inspect ends the session as well.
If you have paused the command interpreter on the Inspect command terminal, you
might have to press the BREAK key to signal the command interpreter that it should
prompt again.