6.1.4 List of debugger commands (UNIX only)

break

Sets a breakpoint.

b

6.2.4 Setting a breakpoint (break command)

cd

Changes the directory.

cd

6.2.26 Changing the directory (cd command)

continue

Performs continuous execution.

c

6.2.9 Performing continuous execution (continue command)

delete

Deletes breakpoints and watchpoints.

d

6.2.6 Deleting breakpoints and watchpoints (delete command)

exec

Starts the login shell.

ex

6.2.27 Starting the login shell (exec command)

finish

Executes a function.

f

6.2.10 Executing a function (finish command)

help

Displays Help.

h

6.2.28 Displaying Help (help command)

info breakpoints

Displays information about breakpoints and watchpoints.

i b

6.2.13 Displaying breakpoint and watchpoint information (info breakpoints command)

info coverage

Displays coverage information during debugging.

i c

6.2.14 Displaying coverage information (info coverage command)

info functions

Displays information about functions.

i f

6.2.15 Displaying function information (info functions command)

info jobsteps

Displays information about job steps.

i j

6.2.16 Displaying job step information (info jobsteps command)

info pathvars

Whether the variable name is the variable that handles the path name appears.

i p

6.2.17 Displays the information of the variable name handling the path (info pathvars command)

info signals

Displays information about signals.

i si

6.2.18 Displaying signal information (info signals command)

info status

Displays the status.

i st

6.2.19 Displaying the status (info status command)

info variables

Displays information about variables.

i v

6.2.20 Displaying shell variable information (info variables command)

joberrmode

Enables or disables the fault injection mode.

jem

6.2.21 Enabling and disabling the fault injection mode (joberrmode command)

kill

Terminates the job definition script.

k

6.2.3 Terminating the job definition script (kill command)

list

Displays the source file.

l

6.2.25 Displaying the source file (list command)

next

Performs sequential execution without stopping within a function.

n

6.2.8 Performing sequential execution (step and next commands)

print

Displays the value of a variable.

p

6.2.23 Displaying a variable's value (print command)

quit

Terminates the debugger.

q

6.2.1 Terminating the debugger (quit command)

return

Terminates a function.

ret

6.2.11 Terminating a function (return command)

run

Executes the job definition script.

r

6.2.2 Running the job definition script (run command)

set

Specifies a value for a variable.

set

6.2.22 Setting a variable value (set command)

signal

Sends a signal.

si

6.2.12 Sending a signal (signal command)

step

Performs sequential execution, including sequential execution within a function.

s

6.2.8 Performing sequential execution (step and next commands)

watch

Sets a watchpoint.

wa

6.2.5 Setting a watchpoint (watch command)

where

Displays a backtrace.

whe

6.2.24 Displaying a backtrace (where command)