delete
(clear break by break number)
Operation
Deletes all breakpoints currently set or one or more breakpoints individually by specifying a break number.
Format
delete [BreakNo]
BreakNo:
Break number (decimal)
When this entry is omitted, all breakpoints are deleted.
Usage example
(gdb) info breakpoints
Num Type
1
breakpoint
2
breakpoint
3
breakpoint
Let's assume that breakpoints have been set as shown above.
■Example 1
(gdb) delete 1 2
(gdb) info breakpoints
Num Type
3
breakpoint
When you specify a break number, only that break can be cleared. You can specify multiple break numbers at a time.
■Example 2
(gdb) delete
(gdb) info breakpoints
No breakpoints or watchpoints.
When a break number is omitted, all breakpoints are cleared.
Notes
Break numbers are sequentially assigned to each breakpoint you set, beginning with 1. If you do not know the break number
of a breakpoint you wish to delete, use the info breakpoints command to confirm as in the example above.
The delete command clears all break settings. To disable a breakpoint temporarily, use the disable or ignore
command.
Note that specifying a break number not set displays the "No breakpoint number N." message, with no breakpoints being
deleted.
S5U1C17001C Manual
(Rev. 1.0)
(displays a breakpoint list.)
Disp
Enb
Address
keep
y
0x00c00038
keep
y
0x00c00030
keep
y
0x00c0003c
Disp
Enb
Address
keep
y
0x00c0003c
Seiko Epson Corporation
What
in sub at main.c:20
in main at main.c:14
in sub at main.c:22
What
in sub at main.c:22
8 Debugger
[ICD Mini / SIM]
8-36
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