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Latest revision as of 16:25, 12 November 2009
Purpose
Continue processing of a suspended program
Syntax
RESUME
See Also
Description
The RESUME command is used in conjunction with the SUSPEND command. RESUME continues processing of a program which has been suspended with the SUSPEND command. This command is primarily used when debugging programs. It can be used in conjunction with the SET STEP and SET ECHO commands.
Example
suspend ... resume
Products
Recital
