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Latest revision as of 00:17, 25 January 2018
debug_setBreakpoint(address[, size, trigger[, method]][, function])
Add a breakpoint at an address. Optional parameters are size, trigger, method, and function. Meaningful forms:
debug_setBreakpoint(address) debug_setBreakpoint(address, function) debug_setBreakpoint(address, size, trigger) debug_setBreakpoint(address, size, trigger, function) debug_setBreakpoint(address, size, trigger, method) debug_setBreakpoint(address, size, trigger, method, function)
- size: integer. Number of bytes to break for counting from the address. Ignored if trigger is "execute" (the default).
- trigger: enum (integer). Type of access to break on. Default: bptExecute. Valid types are:[debuggertypedefinitions.pas]
- bptExecute: break when the instruction pointer EIP is in the area
- bptAccess: break when memory in the area is accessed
- bptWrite: break when memory in the area is written to
- method: enum (integer). How to implement the breakpoint. Default: Pascal variable preferedBreakpointMethod, set by ???. Valid methods are:[debuggertypedefinitions.pas]
- bpmInt3: Interrupt? (Software breakpoint?)
- bpmDebugRegister: ?? (Hardware breakpoint?)
- bpmException: Exception?
- function: function or string. A function or the name of a function to call when the breakpoint triggers.
