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Chapter 6: Using Macros and Command Files
Using Command Files
To record commands
• Use the -l command_file option to the db68k command when starting the
debugger. (The debugger appends the file extension .com to command_file.)
$ db68k -l <command_file> <RETURN>
Or:
• Select File→Log→Record Commands. Using the file selection dialog bog,
enter the name of the file to which the commands will be saved, and click on
the OK pushbutton.
Or:
• Using the command line, enter:
File Log On
Enter the name of the file to which commands will be saved, and press the
< Return> key.
All commands, whether they are entered from the menus or the command
line, are recorded to the log file. If a command causes an error, both the
command and the error code are recorded as comments.
Example
To start logging commands to file "cmdfile1.com":
File Log On cmdfile1
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