These commands manipulate the slave when it is in the debugger and provide source editing based on the debugger's current frame. These all affect the Current Eval Server. [annotate]
This command moves down one debugger frame. [annotate] |
This command moves up one debugger frame. [annotate] |
This command moves to the top of the debugging stack. [annotate] |
This command moves to the bottom of the debugging stack. [annotate] |
This command moves to the absolute debugger frame number indicated by the prefix argument. [annotate] |
This command throws to top level out of the debugger in the Current Eval Server. [annotate] |
This command tries the continue restart in the Current Eval Server. [annotate] |
This command executes the ABORT restart in the Current Eval Server. [annotate] |
This command executes the restart indicated by the prefix argument in the Current Eval Server. The debugger enumerates the restart cases upon entering it. [annotate] |
This command in prints the debugger's help text. [annotate] |
This command prints the error condition and restart cases displayed upon entering the debugger. [annotate] |
This command executes the debugger's backtrace command. [annotate] |
This command prints the debugger's current frame in the same fashion as the frame motion commands. [annotate] |
This command prints the debugger's current frame without elipsis. [annotate] |
This command prints the source form for the debugger's current frame. [annotate] |
This command prints the source form for the debugger's current frame with surrounding forms for context. [annotate] |
This prints the local variables for the debugger's current frame. [annotate] |
This command attempts to place you at the source location of the debugger's current frame. Not all debugger frames represent function's that were compiled with the appropriate debug-info policy. This beeps with a message if it is unsuccessful. [annotate] |
This command toggles whether the debugger ignores errors or recursively enters itself. [annotate] |