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The c command makes program execution continue after a breakpoint has stopped program execution.

Format

The format for the c command is:

c [bptadr]

where:

bptadr specifies a single breakpoint. The breakpoint is removed when execution halts at this specified address.

Invoking the c command with no arguments causes the program execution to continue from the address specified in the current pc, CPC register.

Functional Description

When the user enters the c command, program execution starts at the address pointed to by the CPC register's current value. Use the g command to start program execution from an address specified on the command line.

As an option, a single temporary breakpoint may be specified. The temporary breakpoint is removed when execution stops. The temporary breakpoint is removed if another breakpoint stops program execution first.

Examples of the c command follow.

PMON> c Continue execution until exit or a regular breakpoint is encountered.

PMON> c a0020104 Continue execution until 0xa0020104 or a regular breakpoint is encountered.

PMON> c	Continue execution until exit or a regular breakpoint is encountered.
PMON> c a0020104	Continue execution until 0xa0020104 or a regular breakpoint is encountered.

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