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or "stop." If successful, the target enters the "stopped" state. This is available when the
target is currently running.</P>
<H3><A name="target_kill"></A><IMG alt="" src="icon.debugger.kill"> Kill</H3>
<P>Kill the current target. Other debuggers may call this "terminate" or "stop." This may
consequently close the current trace. If successful, the target enters the "terminated" state.
This is always available for a live target.</P>
<H3><A name="target_disconnect"></A><IMG alt="" src="icon.debugger.disconnect"> Disconnect</H3>
<P>Disconnect from the current target's debugger. This usually causes the connected debugger to
terminate and likely kill its targets. This may consequently close the current trace (and
perhaps others). This is always available for a live target.</P>
<H3><A name="target_step_into"></A><IMG alt="" src="icon.debugger.step.into"> Step Into</H3>
<P>Step the current target to the next instruction. This is available when the target is
@@ -119,6 +107,18 @@
when the target is currently stopped. If successful the target may briefly enter the "running"
state.</P>
<H3><A name="target_kill"></A><IMG alt="" src="icon.debugger.kill"> Kill</H3>
<P>Kill the current target. Other debuggers may call this "terminate" or "stop." This may
consequently close the current trace. If successful, the target enters the "terminated" state.
This is always available for a live target.</P>
<H3><A name="target_disconnect"></A><IMG alt="" src="icon.debugger.disconnect"> Disconnect</H3>
<P>Disconnect from the current target's debugger. This usually causes the connected debugger to
terminate and likely kill its targets. This may consequently close the current trace (and
perhaps others). This is always available for a live target.</P>
<H2>Trace Navigation Actions</H2>
<P>These actions are visible when a <B>Control Trace</B> mode is selected. They are available
@@ -197,13 +197,6 @@ back-end debugger.</li>
<strong>Interrupt</strong>: Interrupt, suspend, pause, break, etc. This
is equivalent to <strong><code>CTRL</code>-<code>C</code></strong> or
<code>interrupt</code> in GDB.</li>
<li><img src="images/kill.png" alt="kill button" />
<strong>Kill</strong>: Kill, terminate, etc. This is equivalent to
<code>kill</code> in GDB.</li>
<li><img src="images/disconnect.png" alt="disconnect button" />
<strong>Disconnect</strong>: Disconnect from the back-end debugger.
Typically, this will also end the session. It is equivalent to
<code>quit</code> in GDB.</li>
<li><img src="images/stepinto.png" alt="step into button" />
<strong>Step Into</strong>, <img src="images/stepover.png"
alt="step over button" /> <strong>Step Over</strong>, <img
@@ -214,6 +207,13 @@ order, the equivalent commands in GDB are <code>stepi</code>,
<code>nexti</code>, and <code>finish</code>. Step [Extended] represents
additional step commands supported by the back end. GDB provides
<strong>Advance</strong> and <strong>Return</strong>.</li>
<li><img src="images/kill.png" alt="kill button" />
<strong>Kill</strong>: Kill, terminate, etc. This is equivalent to
<code>kill</code> in GDB.</li>
<li><img src="images/disconnect.png" alt="disconnect button" />
<strong>Disconnect</strong>: Disconnect from the back-end debugger.
Typically, this will also end the session. It is equivalent to
<code>quit</code> in GDB.</li>
</ul>
</section>
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* ![interrupt button](images/interrupt.png) **Interrupt**:
Interrupt, suspend, pause, break, etc.
This is equivalent to **`CTRL`-`C`** or `interrupt` in GDB.
* ![step into button](images/stepinto.png) **Step Into**, ![step over button](images/stepover.png) **Step Over**, ![step out button](images/stepout.png) **Step Out**, ![step last button](images/steplast.png) **Step [Extended]**:
These buttons step in various ways.
In order, the equivalent commands in GDB are `stepi`, `nexti`, and `finish`.
Step [Extended] represents additional step commands supported by the back end. GDB provides **Advance** and **Return**.
* ![kill button](images/kill.png) **Kill**:
Kill, terminate, etc.
This is equivalent to `kill` in GDB.
@@ -48,10 +52,6 @@ They are:
Disconnect from the back-end debugger.
Typically, this will also end the session.
It is equivalent to `quit` in GDB.
* ![step into button](images/stepinto.png) **Step Into**, ![step over button](images/stepover.png) **Step Over**, ![step out button](images/stepout.png) **Step Out**, ![step last button](images/steplast.png) **Step [Extended]**:
These buttons step in various ways.
In order, the equivalent commands in GDB are `stepi`, `nexti`, and `finish`.
Step [Extended] represents additional step commands supported by the back end. GDB provides **Advance** and **Return**.
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