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Macro
The debugger is executing a macro.
Output
The debugger is writing data to an output port.
Paused
The debugger is in the paused state after execution of the
Debugger Pause command.
Reading
The debugger is reading an executable file or a C source file
into the debugger's memory.
Working
The debugger is executing internal debugger operations.
Indicator Characters
The Warning indicator (W) indicates that the program counter is not on a C
source line boundary. The debugger displays a warning when it detects a
breakpoint, an instruction halt, or an instruction error between lines.
The Log indicator (L) indicates that commands are being logged to a log file.
The Journal indicator (J) indicates that everything appearing in the Journal
window is being written to a journal file.
The Register indicator (R) indicates that a register variable is being used, but
its lifetime is not known by the debugger. The debugger displays an R when
the variable is referenced, indicating that the values being used for this
variable may not be valid.
CPU Emulated
The CPU entry indicates which microprocessor is being emulated.
If you are using a 68030 emulator, the status line will show "68EC030" if the
MMU is not enabled, and "68030" if the MMU is enabled.
Current Module
The MODULE: entry names the current module (< module> ). The current
module is the module pointed to by the program counter. If the program
counter points outside of the known code area associated with the program,
this entry displays ???????.
Chapter 3: Entering Debugger Commands
Viewing Debugger Status
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