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Hi Eero,
On 9 Jan 2021 at 0:19, Eero Tamminen wrote:
>
> I'm testing attached "subreturn" directive
> improvement for debugger "next" command.
>
> Would "subreturn" working differently compared
> to "exreturn" & "return" directives be confusing,
> and should debugger help for "next" tell something
> about them, not just debugger manual?
>
> (If it should, any suggestions for help text?)
>
I'm not sure I can answer your question directly, but I would like something as
simple as the DevPac debugger command. If you do a "control-T" then it
basically sets a temporary breakpoint at the next instruction, then runs at
full speed until (any) breakpoint is hit. In fact, you can single-step through
any code (running subroutines at full speed) by continually pressing control-T.
If what you're planning will do that, you're a hero.
Roger