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INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY DEBUGGER
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The VVP runtime includes an interactive runtime debugger that allows
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the expert user to trace the actions of the VVP simulation. It is
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entered just before simulation starts if the user uses the -d flag to
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the vvp command, and it is also entered when an interesting breakpoint
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is triggered. The -d flag is useful for giving the user a chance to
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set breakpoints.
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DEBUGGER COMMANDS
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* go
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Resume the simulation. The simulation will continue until the next
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breakpoint, or until the simulation ends.
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* lookup <symbol>...
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Give a symbol name, and this function will lookup that symbol and
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return the type and address.
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fbreak <address>...
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Set the breakpoint on a given functor address. (Use the lookup
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function to locate the address.)
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