8.140 S (Instruction stepping)
8.140.1 Function
This  command  sets  the  instruction  stepping  and  breaking  range.  The  instruction  stepping  is  totally  sepa-  
rate  from  the  instruction  tracing  range  (See  T  command).  
A  range  can  be  specified.  If  there  is  no  range  then  the  range  includes  all  addresses.  “S  0”  eliminates  the  
range  and  all  addresses  will  be  stepped.  With  or  without  a  given  range,  the  S  command  displays  whether  
instruction  stepping  is  on  or  off  and  the  range  if  any.  
The  S  command  by  itself  does  not  activate  instruction  stepping.  Use  the  S+  command  to  activate  instruc-  
tion  stepping.  
8.140.2 Syntax
The S command has the following syntax:
Descriptive  
addr-addr addr.length
Diagram  
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addr.length  ¬¬¬«  
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8.140.3 Parameter
addr-addr
Specifies  an  address  range  with  start  and  end  address  (from  begin  address  to  end  
address).  
addr:addr
Specifies  an  address  range  with  start  and  end  address  (from  begin  address  to  end  
address).  
addr.length
Specifies  an  address  range  with  start  and  length  (from  begin  address  with  the  spe-  
cified  length).  
0
No  range  is  specified  or  an  existing  range  is  reset.  Instruction  stepping  is  set  for  all  
addresses.  
 
             
            



















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































