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    Length: 768 (0x300)
    Types: TextFile
    Names: »DBUGHELP.TXT«

Derivation

└─⟦23f778bf6⟧ Bits:30005378 BDS C v1.46 & Pascal/MT+ v5.5 (Callan format)
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 
└─⟦4ada80662⟧ Bits:30005446 Pascal/MT+ v5.5 & XREF & BDS C v1.46
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 
└─⟦542983778⟧ Bits:30005313 CR8 Pascal/MT+
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 
└─⟦624f790f8⟧ Bits:30003291 MT Pascal+ v. 5.5 loader til RC700
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 
└─⟦8cb3f6ef4⟧ Bits:30005389 dBase II ekstra filer, XREF source
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 
└─⟦c9df7130d⟧ Bits:30005915 Pascal MT+ Release 5.2 (Jet-80)
    └─ ⟦this⟧ »DBUGHELP.TXT« 

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<parm> = (<name> or <num>) +/- <num>
<num>  = <int> or $ <hexnum>
<name> = <varname> or <procname> : <varname>

Display commands:
D? <parm> where ? is as follows
I - INTEGER   C - CHAR      L - BOOLEAN   R - REAL
B - BYTE      W - WORD      S - STRING    X - EXTENDED
V - var by name
PN - display procnames
VN <procname> - display all var names associated with this proc
SB <procname> - Set breakpoint
RB <procname> - Remove breakpoint
E+    Entry/Exit display on
E-    Entry/Exit display off
BE    Begin exec at start of user prog
GO    Continue exec from breakpont
TR     Exec one Pascal statement and return
T<num> Exec <num> Pascal statements and return
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