Debugger Commands

Following gdb and the other trepanning debuggers, we classify commands into categories. Note though that some commands, like quit, and run, are in different categories and some categories are new, like set, show, and info.

• Breakpoints (break, delete)
• Examining data (print, target, expand, write)
• Specifying and examining files (edit, list, load)
• Information from the Debugged Session (break, files, line, program, rules, target, targets, tasks, variables)
• Interfacing to the OS (cd, pwd, shell)
• Run-Changing Commands (continue, finish, next, quit, run, skip, step)
• Set (basename, debug, ignore-errors, keep-going, setq, setqx, silent)
• Show (args, basename, commands, debug, ignore-errors, keep-going, silent, version)
• Examining the Target Stack (backtrace, frame, up, down)
• Debugger Support Commands (help, source)