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Notes on the D3 Debugger

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Date: 2022-11-03
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My notes on the useful commands in the D3 debugger.

E followed by a number will set the number of lines to execute when you hit G. If you hit E followed by nothing this will unset the number of lines and hitting G will let you run the program to completion.

E10

This will execute some number of lines.

G

Variables can be interrogated.

/VAR.NAME

This command will let you set the breakpoint at a specific line. For example, the below command will set a breakpoint for line 150.

B$=150

You can also set a break point for when a variable gets to some value. Extremely useful inside a loop.

BVAR.NAME='1'

You can unset a breakpoint by referencing the slot. There are a total for 4 slots for break points.

K1

You can list breakpoint slots by typing D.

D

You can also list out the program name and line number using ?

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