Name

enable

Synopsis

enable [breakpoints] [range ...]
enable [breakpoints] delete range ...
enable [breakpoints] once range ...
enable display dnums ...
enable mem mnums ...

The first syntax enables breakpoints; either all breakpoints if no range is supplied, or just the given breakpoints. The second syntax enables the specified breakpoints so that they stop the program when they’re encountered, but are then deleted. The third syntax enables the specified breakpoints so that they stop the program when encountered, but then become disabled. The fourth syntax enables items in the automatic display list that were previously disabled with disable; for more information see display. The fifth syntax enables items in the list of defined memory regions; for more information, see mem.

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