Breaking into the debugger

In this section:

• Introduction
• Tricks with boxes
• Debugging with an auxiliary terminal
• Recording mouse and keyboard events
• Breaking into the debugger

Under Win32, pressing CTRL-BREAK or CTRL-SCROLL-LOCK will break to the debugger if an application is awaiting input from within a ClearWin+ window. No action is taken if the program is not running under the debugger. This feature is effective with either the normal debugger (SDBG) or the machine level debugger (SUSWT32).