The Synergy DBL source-level debugger is a productivity tool that enables programs to run in a special debugging mode so you can test, detect, locate, and remove any mistakes.
The following topics apply to traditional Synergy only. You’ll use the Visual Studio .NET debugger when debugging Synergy .NET applications. (Note that you don’t need to build your application in Visual Studio in order to debug it in Visual Studio.)
Understanding the Synergy debugger
BREAK - Set a program breakpoint in the debugger
CANCEL - Cancel watchpoints and breakpoints in the debugger
DELETE - Delete a program breakpoint in the debugger
DEPOSIT - Assign a value to a variable
EXAMINE - Examine the contents of a variable
EXIT - Exit the current program with traceback
GO - Continue program execution
HELP - Provide command help information
LIST - Display lines of source code
LOGGING - Log the debugging session to a file
OPENELB - Make an ELB’s subroutines available to debugger
QUIT - Quit the current program without traceback
SAVE - Save current debugger settings
SCREEN - Update the Synergy windowing system
SEARCH - Search the source for a string
SHOW - Examine debugger options and program state information
STEP - Step to the next Synergy DBL statement
TRACE - Display the current traceback
VIEW - Display lines around a debug entry
WINDBG - Invoke the UI Toolkit debugger
@ Command - Process an indirect command file
