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| | Ladebug Debugger Manual (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | As you enter debugger commands to manipulate your process, it would be very tedious to have to repeatedly specify which thread, source file, and so on you wish the command to be applied to. |
 | | For the debugger to parse the line, it must first turn the line into a sequence of tokens, a process called "tokenizing" or "lexical analysis." Tokenizing is done with a state machine. |
 | | If you specify a core file, the debugger acts as though it is attached to the process at the point just before it died, except that you cannot execute commands that require a runnable process, such as commands that try to continue the process or evaluate function calls. |
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