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DADiSP Worksheet Functions > Function Categories > Debugging > DBSTEPO
Steps out of the current SPL routine.
DBSTEPO
Nothing.
Assume the following two SPL routines:
mycall(x)
{
local y;
y = x + x;
y = myfunc(y);
return(y);
}
myfunc(x)
{
local y;
y = x*x;
return(y);
}
Now consider the following debugger session:
dbstop myfunc
dbcont
mycall(10)
dbstepo
A breakpoint is set in the routine mycall and the function is executed. The debugger stops at line 5.
DBSTEPO steps to the last executable line in myfunc.
Use DBCONT to start the debugging process. Use DBSTEP or DBCONT to resume execution after a breakpoint has been reached. Use DBSTATUS for information on the current breakpoint. Use DBQUIT to exit debugging.
Any DADiSP command or function can be executed once a breakpoint has been reached.