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![]() Dynamically loaded programs HLASM Toolkit Feature Interactive Debug Facility User's Guide GC26-8709-07 |
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The IDF DBREAK command provides a powerful deferred breakpoint facility to allow the simple debugging of programs that are dynamically loaded using standard system calls. See DBREAK for details. Attention: If your program is dynamically
loaded, and then deleted from storage, any existing breakpoints are
invalidated. Use the IDF DROP MODULE command to notify IDF that the
module definition is no longer valid.
DROP MODULE removes all breakpoints that are currently defined for locations within this module. Any deferred breakpoints (from previous DBREAK commands) are reactivated in case this module is loaded into storage again, possibly at a different location. If your program is dynamically loaded in a manner that is not supported
by DBREAK (such as having your own routine that loads and relocates
an object module), you need to use an alternative solution.
For information about source level support for dynamically loaded programs, see Source level support. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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