TOPS-20 PASCAL Language Manual - Bitsavers

PASDDT: THE PASCAL-20 DEBUGGER
As shown in the previous example, PASDDT automatic~lly displays three
lines of source code at a breakpoint. See the SET command, Section
9.4.9, for details of controlling the display of source code when a
breakpoint is reached.
9.4.3 CLEAR
CLEAR turns off breakpoints and tracepoints set with the BREAK and
TRACE commands. The format is:
whe re::
CLEAR (AT) jline number } [(NAME) bre~k identifier]
\break identifier
line number is the line number in the source code where
the breakpoint or tracepoint is set.
break identifier is the name of the breakpoint or tracepoint
associated with the line number.
You can specify either both the line number and associated break
identifier, just the line number, or just the bre~k identifier.
The CLEAR command does not delete the breakpoint or tracepoint; the
CLEAR command merely turns it off. Also, although you have cleared a
breakpoint or tracepoint, it is still counted in the total 20 allowed.
To delete a breakpoint or tracepoint, use the REMOVE command, Section
9.4.8. If you want to check the status of breakpoints and
tracepoints, use the DISPLAY command, Section 9.4.4.
Note the following example:
PASDDT:::bT'€:.'ak 11 onp
PASDDT)break 12 two
F' A S [t D T :::.0.1 :i. S p 1. a'.:l b rea k
BREAK POINT (~:» :
Nam'f.? := ONE
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