Pstep

The Pstep (step over) command executes one or more source-level or assembly instructions. The Pstep command does not step into functions or subroutines.

Syntax	Description
P	Executes or steps over one program line or assembly instruction.
*P [expr]*	expr is an expression that has to default to a number. Executes or steps over expr program lines or assembly instructions.

The step context depends on the last window focus.

Last Window Focus	Description
Disassembly window	Steps over expr assembly instructions.
Editor window	Steps over expr program statements.

Examples

            /* Last focus set in Disassembly window                */
>P 100      /* Execute 100 assembly instructions, ignoring calls   */
>P          /* Execute one assembly instruction, ignoring calls    */

            /* Last focus set in Editor window                     */
>P 100      /* Execute 100 program statements, ignoring calls      */
>P          /* Execute one program statement, ignoring calls       */

Note

For information about how to step into function calls, refer to Tstep.

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