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Continues/resumes execution of user program.
Syntax
C[ONTINUE]
C[ONTINUE] [IGNORE]
C[ONTINUE] [NOIGNORE]
The program executes until a breakpoint is encountered or the program completes.
Used to exit Debug when it was entered via the DEBUG command at the CI.
Parameters
- [NO]IGNORE
This parameter is meaningful only in two states. The first is when
Debug has stopped due to one of the MPE/iX traps defined in the
TRAP command (XLIB, XCODE, XARI, XSYS). The
default value is NOIGNORE. If you wish to have the trap ignored
(pretend it never happened), you must use the IGNORE option.
The second state is when the debugger has stopped due to a
SETDUMP command. That is, the process is about to be killed by
the trap handler and Debug has been called. If one just continues from
this state, the process is terminated. If the IGNORE option is
specified, the process is relaunched as if the error did not occur. It is
up to the user to update registers and the process stack as appropriate
to enable the process to continue correctly.
Examples
%cmdebug > c
Limitations, Restrictions
The CONTINUE command cannot be used from within macro bodies that are
invoked as a function.
This command resumes execution of your program or the CI if you entered the
debugger with a DEBUG command. If you wish to abort your program or
session, use the ABORT command.
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