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Viewing Debugger Status
The status line shows you what the debugger is doing. The status line:
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The status line is always present in both the graphical interface and the
standard interface.
The debugger displays the status line in the following format:
STATUS:<Status> [J][L][W]
Debugger Status
The Status field on the status line shows the current state of the debugger.
The possible values for this field are:
Command
Execute
ComFile
Macro
Paused
Contains information about the operation being performed by the
debugger.
Contains indicators to warn you about special conditions.
Shows the microprocessor being simulated.
Shows the program module associated with the current program counter.
Shows the number of the last breakpoint that occurred.
CPU
MODULE: <module>
[R]
The debugger is ready to accept a command or a macro
definition.
The debugger is executing target environment instructions.
The debugger displays Execute on the status line when you
enter the Program Run command or the Program Step
command.
The debugger is reading commands from a command file.
The debugger is executing a macro.
The debugger is in the paused state after execution of the
Debugger Pause command.
Chapter 2: Entering Debugger Commands
Viewing Debugger Status
BREAK #: <#>
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