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See also INITUSER command.
3.4.2. STEP [OVER] [
Trace without displaying information
This is the hidden version of TRACE (see TRACE). There are no outputs at all, unless a
breakpoint is reached. The parameter OVER avoids to jump in subroutines by CALL or INT.
The execution stops when the set number of steps is done, a breakpoint is reached or an
instruction could not be traced (e.g. BIOS-calls).
>step over 15↵
... Executes 21 instructions and does not follow subroutines.
See also NOTE of Trace command.
3.4.3. GOTO [ S
Continues execution of User Program
The GOTO command is used to switch control from the Monitor to the User program. The
user program execution is started with the current CPU register contents (see 'R' command) at
the location specified by the PC register. If a StartAddress is specified, the PCB and PC
registers are set to this value.
A StopAddress can be specified which sets a temporary breakpoint. If the User program stops
at any breakpoint before the StopAddress is reached, this temporary breakpoint is automatically
removed.
>goto ff3266↵
>goto ff3266 ff32a7↵
>goto,80219↵
>goto,_main↵
>goto _start _main
... The first example starts program execution at address FF3266h. The second one sets an
additional temporary break at FF32A7h. The third example continues execution at current
PCB:PC position and stops at 080219h. The last examples use symbolic addresses.
NOTE: The address parameter relate to the first byte of any multiple byte instruction. Using
another address (e.g. second byte of the instruction) causes misoperation.
3.4.4.

EXIT

Exit Monitor Shell
If the monitor is called by a User Program via the BIOS interface as a shell program (indicated
by ">>" prompt), program control can be returned to the user program using the EXIT
command.
>exit↵
See also NOTE of Trace command.
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