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Chapter 2 Compiling, Loading, and Executing the Target Program
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Preparing the Target Program
Invoking the Debugger
Setting PATH and MANPATH Variables
Stopping the Debugger
Invoking and Loading a Target Program During Debugger Startup
Invoking and Loading a Target Program From the Debugger
Using the File Menu
Using the debug Command
Attaching the Debugger to a Running Process
Using the File Menu
Using the debug Command
Stopping the Target Program
Restarting the Target Program
Using the File Menu
Using the restart Command
Interrupting a Running Program
Interrupting in System or Nondebuggable Routines
Examining Source Files
Executing the Target Program
Using Command Buttons
Using the go Command
Using the step Command
Using the Mouse
Looking at the Call/Return Stack
Using the tb Command
Using the environment Command

This chapter describes:

  • Preparing a program for debugging.

  • Starting and stopping the debugger.

  • Load and unloading a target program.

  • Examining source files.

  • Controlling the execution of the target program.

  • Viewing the current execution call stack.

For more information on the debugger commands mentioned in this chapter see the online command reference. You can also invoke help on a particular command by entering help command_name in the debugger command input box.

The online help also contains more information on using the debugger's graphical user interface.



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Preparing the Target Program