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The Execution Pointer

The debugger maintains a pointer to the current execution point. This is the point at which execution resumes or begins following a Step or Continue. The execution pointer is reset during execution of the program. The Reload command sets the execution pointer to the start of the program. Only a Goto or Return can directly reset the execution pointer. The WHERE command will display the current execution point. In the Windows interface, the highlighted line in the Source window indicates the current execution point.

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