basic.debugger.$
Displays current program name and line number.
Description
displays the current program name and current line number, and verifies the object code.
The object code is verified by performing a checksum verification. This is used to determine if the object code has been corrupted since the last time it was compiled.
The '$' and '?' commands are identical.
Example
:run bp conv (d<return>
*E1 <- Displayed by debugger.
*$<return> <- This is entered.
*$ conv L 1 object verifies.
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