>>> I notice that the step() command in acid steps you by machine
>>> instructions rather than C statements. While this is probably
>>> useful in some cases, in my case I need to see what line of
>>> C I am executing. Can somebody show me how to do this?
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> John
>>
>> stmnt()
>
> acid is a beauty. here's the definition from /sys/lib/acid/port
>
> defn stmnt() // step one statement
> {
> local line;
>
> line = pcline(*PC);
> while 1 do {
> step();
> if line != pcline(*PC) then {
> src(*PC);
> return {};
> }
> }
> }
This looks like the thing I want; thanks everyone!
John
