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karthikramaiah
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Hi can any one please assist me in setting up a conditional break point.
I have got many condition checks ,which are in loops. i have to debug for what condition it fails.I tried Giving C on the ITST panel.and got the options for Conditional Break point.still not working. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Is this a 3rd-Party DeBugger?
What language?
What is ITST?
Have you tried "B"?
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karthikramaiah
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| it is a tool from change Man.it is INTERTEST.language used is assemblerand i have read the manual .it says C is used for setting conditional break point |
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karthikramaiah
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| normally we used to issue U for setting up a un conditional break point. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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I'm afraid I can't help you. Maybe somebody else will jump in?
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Bill Woodger
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| From the menu, use C, put S next to CBP. |
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karthikramaiah
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as you said , c and S are the part of it i have other options l.
i have given the value for the variable name. the base register of that variable and gave the condition as GT and the value 0. (i want to temporarily stop the transaction flow whenever the variable is getting a value grater than 0)[/list][/url] |
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Bill Woodger
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 Misread that you actually have the manual. It looks simple there. I'd suggest you go through it again. Take a break first, cos you're missing something simple. Have a tea and a biscuit. Stretch your legs. Get back to your desk, sorry, workstation and you'll crack it in no-time. |
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Bill Woodger
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| And it doesn't "break"? Maybe it doens't have the value you think it has? Convince yourself that Intertest works (reverse the condition), then get back to the program. |
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karthikramaiah
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| i have checked the intertest dump.it has value greater than zero.the expected value is zero |
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| So you're AOK now? |
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