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• Using the command line, enter:
Program Run From <start_addr>
Type in the start address, and press the < Return> key.
The program runs until:
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The program encounters a permanent or temporary breakpoint.
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An error occurs.
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A STOP instruction is encountered.
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You press < Ctrl> -C.
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The program terminates normally.
Running from a start address in high-level mode may cause unpredictable
results if the compiler startup routine is bypassed.
To run until a stop (break) address
1 Enter the stop address into the entry buffer.
2 Select Execution→Run→until () or click on the Run til () action key.
Or:
• Using the command line, enter:
Program Run Until <break_addr>
Type in the stop address and, optionally, a pass count, and press the
< Return> key.
The break address (< break_address> ) acts as a temporary instruction
breakpoint. It is automatically cleared when program execution is halted.
The pass count (< pass_count> ) parameter specifies the number of times the
break address is executed before the program is halted. For example, a pass
Chapter 3: Loading and Executing Programs
Stepping Through and Running Programs
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