ignore

Syntax

ignore breakpoint count

1. breakpoint is the breakpoint number.
2. count is the number of times the breakpoint will be ignored.

Usage

The ignore command defines the number of times a breakpoint is ignored when the program flow reaches that breakpoint.

The next count times the breakpoint is reached, the program execution will continue, and no breakpoint condition is checked.

You can specify a count of zero to make the breakpoint stop the next time it is reached.

When using the continue command to resume the execution of the program from a breakpoint, you can specify a an ignore count directly as an argument.

Example

(fgldb) br main 
Breakpoint 1 at 0x00000000: file t.4gl, line 4.
(fgldb) ignore 1 2 
Will ignore next 2 crossings of breakpoint 1.
(fgldb) run           1 
Program exited normally.
(fgldb) run           1 
Program exited normally.
(fgldb) run 
Breakpoint 1, main() at t.4gl:4 
4         LET i = 1
(fgldb)