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When SIMIO is enabled, polling for simio command begins. In the
debugger/simulator, the debugger detects writes to the SIMIO control address.
SIMIO behavior in the debugger is identical to that described in the Simulated
I/O User's Guide.
To disable simulated I/O
• Using the command line, enter:
Debugger Execution IO_System Disable
To set the keyboard I/O mode to cooked
• Using the command line, enter:
Debugger Execution IO_System Mode Cooked
In the Cooked mode, the keyboard input is processed. This lets you type and
then edit the line to correct errors. When the final line is composed, press the
< Return> key to enter the line. Once the line is entered, it is read by the
target program. Only the characters from the final line and the carriage return
character are passed as input. If program execution is interrupted by entering
< Ctrl> -C before the line is entered, the characters on the input line are lost.
See also
"To set the keyboard I/O mode to raw"
Chapter 4: Viewing Code and Data
Using Simulated I/O
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