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Viewing Memory Contents 168
To compare two blocks of memory 168
To search a memory block for a value 168
To examine a memory area for invalid values 169
To display memory contents 170
How Simulated I/O Works 171
Simulated I/O Connections 172
Special Simulated I/O Symbols 173
To enable simulated I/O 174
To disable simulated I/O 175
To set the keyboard I/O mode to cooked 175
To set the keyboard I/O mode to raw 175
To control blocking of reads 176
To interpret keyboard reads as EOF 176
To redirect I/O 177
To check resource usage 178
To increase file resources 179
If problems occur when using simulated I/O 181
6 Making Trace Measurements
The Trace Function 184
To start a trace using the Code pop-up menu 190
To start a trace using the command line 190
To stop a trace in progress 191
To display a trace 192
To specify trace events 193
To delete trace events 194
To specify storage qualifiers 194
To specify trigger conditions 196
To halt program execution on the occurrence of a trigger 197
To remove a storage qualification term 198
To remove a trigger term 198
To trace code execution before and after entry into a function 199
To trace data written to a variable 199
To trace data written to a variable and who wrote to the variable 200
To trace events leading up to writing a particular value in a variable 201
To execute a complex breakpoint using the trace function 202
To trace entry to and exit from modules 203
If tracing is not triggered as expected 205
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