z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

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dbx: stop
Options
at [″filename″:]sourceline
Specifies the source line number in either the specified filename or the file
that is currently being debugged. If a specific file name is specified, the
filename must be enclosed with quotation marks and a colon must separate
the ″filename″ from the sourceline. For example:
stop at "myfile":1234
if condition
Specifies the condition, such as true.
in procedure
Specifies the procedure to be called.
Usage Note
The stop subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is running.
Examples
1. To stop execution at the first executable statement in the main procedure, enter:
stop in main
2. To stop execution when the value of the x variable is changed on line 12 of the
execution, enter:
stop x at 12
3. To stop execution at a specified line (line 23), when the value of the variable
(myvar) is greater than 2, enter:
stop at 23 if myvar > 2
4. To stop at line 52 only when thread $t2 reaches that line, enter:
stop at 42 if $t2==$current
Related Information
The stopi, delete, clear, and trace subcommands.
stopi subcommand for dbx: Stop at a specified location
Format
stopi address [if condition]
stopi [address] at address [if condition]
stopi [address] in procedure [if condition]
Description
The stopi subcommand sets a stop at the specified location.
v With the ifcondition option, the program stops when the condition is true.
v With the address argument, the program stops when the contents of address
change.
v With the ataddress option, a stop is set at the specified address.
v With the inprocedure option, the program stops when the procedure specified
with the procedure argument is called.
Options
ifcondition
Specifies the condition, such as true.
inprocedure
Specifies the procedure to be called.
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