Set a breakpoint on a region in memory.
stop [quiet] memory start-addr [, end-addr| :size] [access] [within funcname] [thread ID {,...}][if cond] [commands]ID |
A thread ID. |
cond |
A conditional expression. |
commands |
A list of debugger commands. |
start-addr |
The address at the start of the memory region. |
end-addr |
The address at the end of the memory region starting from start-addr. |
size |
The size of the memory region starting from start-addr. |
funcname |
The name of a function. |
access |
Possible values are: write read changed This mode detects writes that change the contents of the memory. any This mode detects both read and write. Default value: write |
This command sets a breakpoint on a region in memory that you specify. If you specify within funcname, program execution breaks only when the access occurs in the specified function.
start-addr is the address at the beginning of a memory region. This memory region is 8-bytes in size when you do not specify end-addr or size.
If you specify size, the memory region starts with start-addr and is size-bytes long.
If you specify end-addr, the memory region is from start-addr through end-addr, inclusive.
To suppress status reporting messages when the debugger hits a breakpoint, specify quiet.
To set a breakpoint such that the debugger stops when it hits one or more specific threads, specify thread and one or more comma-separated thread IDs.
To set a breakpoint based on a conditional expression, specify if cond.
To run one or more commands upon hitting a breakpoint, specify commands.
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