c

The c command resumes program execution after a breakpoint

Command Format

c [addr]

where:

Invoking the c command without options resumes execution at the location given by CPC register.

Functional description

The c command resumes program execution at the location given by the CPC register. This command is normally used to resume execution after a breakpont is reached and execution has been stopped.

A temporary breakpoint may be specified by using the addr argument. The temporary breakpoint remains in effect only until the next time the program execution is halted by any breakpoint.

Examples illustrating the use of the c command follow:

PMON> c                 Resume executing at the current value
                        of the CPC register.

PMON> c a0020008        Set a temporary break at 0xa0020008 and
                        resume execution at the current value of
                        the CPC register.

Environment

The command uses no environment variable.

See Also

The go (g), trace (t) and trace over (to) commands.