Re: [pete] pcan wiki
- Posted by irv Feb 10, 2021
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said...
The program will then run until the condition (i=1234) is met, before single-stepping through the subsequent code.
This somewhat implies that you can set a condition on a variable (i, in this case), turning it on when a variable reaches a certain value. That would be nice, if true.
But I can't test it at all, because trace() doesn't work on Linux:
with trace trace(1) for i = 1 to 10 do ?i end for
pDiagN.e line 3064: oops, rtn[=9184] out of range[1..1402]
pDiagN.e line 3322: symtab[420] bad S_NTyp[3]
{-1,3,0,8194,0,0,1,0,-54,0,1,1,0,0,0}
"sleep(5)..."
pDiagN.e line 3064: oops, rtn[=9637] out of range[1..1402]
pDiagN.e line 3064: oops, rtn[=9730] out of range[1..1402]
/home/irv/test1.ex:-1 (era=#007EC91A, from_addr=#0, ret_addr=#0)
attempt to divide by 0
The ever-informative ex.err:
pDiagN.e line 3322: symtab[420] bad S_NTyp[3]
/home/irv/test1.ex:-1 (era=#007EC91A, from_addr=#0, ret_addr=#0)
attempt to divide by 0
Global & Local Variables
/home/irv/test1.ex:
i = <novalue>
So much for the "always provides useful error messages and line numbers" - I can't find a line -1 in my program anywhere. Maybe it fell off the screen?
