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16 The command language, distinct from the language of the program being debugged,
20 verification code independently of a program's source code.
23 a threaded program.
35 Acid allows the execution of a program to be controlled by operating on its
37 when it is running. Each program action that causes a change 
48 argument. The memory and text file of the program may be manipulated using
50 is available to an Acid program. The combination allows complex operations
69 When Acid starts, it loads the default program modules,
93 After loading the program binary, Acid loads the portable and architecture-specific
97 language and program interact:
129 which is called by the interpreter whenever the debugged program stops.
131 prints the status line giving the pid, the reason the program stopped
139 causes it to stop. In this case the program hits the breakpoint placed on
142 in the C program. Once again the
144 routine is called to print the status of the program. The function
157 the address where the program is stopped can be found.
181 of the debugged program, variables that are defined and maintained
182 by the interpreter as the debugged program changes state, and variables
361 to access the value of program variables
416 the text and initialized data of a program
421 Since a program file does not contain bss, stack, or register data,
428 maps memory from the beginning to the end of the program's data space.
429 This region contains the program's static data, the bss, the
446 Name conflicts between keywords in the Acid language, symbols in the program,
462 is both a keyword and a text symbol in the program. The message reports
498 address of parameters or local variables in the current stack of a program.
505 step a program over the first few instructions of a breakpointed function to properly set
674 references a value from the text file of the program being debugged.
1120 mode. If an Acid program is running, it is aborted.
1124 in the debugged program.
1160 in the debugged program. The
1241 argument as an address in the text of the debugged program.
1247 address is not in the text segment of the program then the empty list is returned.
1260 The follow set is defined as the set of program counter values that could result
1267 next program counter values. If the instruction at the specified address
1380 memory or file image of the debugged program. The first entry is the name of the
1422 The argument vector excludes the name of the program to execute and
1451 argument as a text address in the debugged program. The address and symbol table
1454 program the string
1468 argument as a text address in the debugged program. The address and symbol table
1471 program the integer 0 is returned.
1555 .Ip string reason integer "Print cause of program stoppage
1707 program. Each sublist describes a single stack frame in the active process.
1713 of the program counter when the function was called. The third and fourth elements
1723 are the current value of the program counter, the current value of the
1760 function is passive; it does not itself cause the program to stop.
1992 .Ip \f(CW{}\fP cont "" "Continue program execution
1996 the program is single stepped, the breakpoint is replaced and the program
2199 starts a new copy of the debugged program. The new program is started
2200 with the program arguments set by the variable
2202 The new program is stopped in the second instruction of
2206 may be used several times to instantiate several copies of a program
2224 the statement has executed, source lines around the current program
2256 to print a stack trace corresponding to the point in the program where the note
2259 routine, the program must stop in a new function called from the notify routine
2417 If the program is stopped on a breakpoint set by
2423 to predict the address of the program counter after the current instruction