Program Step Over Count
The Program Step Over Count command executes the specified number of
either instructions or lines, starting at the location pointed to by the program
counter. The debugger updates the screen after each instruction or line is
executed. If the debugger encounters a breakpoint, it halts single-stepping.
You can also use function key F8 to single-step over functions.
See Also
Breakpt Instr
Program Run
Program Step Count
Program Step From
Program Step With_Macro
Examples
To step four source lines, starting at line 39, and execute through any function
calls:
Program Step Over From #39,4
To step ten source lines (high-level mode) or ten processor instructions
(assembly-level mode), starting at the program counter address, and execute
through any function calls:
Program Step Over Count 10
To step one source line (high-level mode) or one processor instruction
(assembly-level mode), starting at the program counter address, and execute
through any function calls:
Program Step Over
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