Mike writes:
...
> to see more detail on the process you can:
> debug
> trace #pin
>
> the # is required to tell debug that the number is a decimal value.
 
That's:
 
   :debug
   pin #pin
   tr
 
a "trace #pin" says: please print a stacktrace for the current process
I am looking at (generally your own process), and stop after "#pin" stack
markers are shown.
 
For example, to see the stack of process 123 (decimal 123!), do:
 
   :debug
   pin #123
   tr,i,d
 
(The ",i,d" says "please continue past any interrupt markers" and "please
show me both NM and CM markers")
 
BTW, this requires that you have PM capability.
 
If the process in question is running the program A.B.C, you'll get a
much more readable stacktrace by doing:
 
   :run a.b.c; debug
   pin #123
   tr,i,d
   abort
 
Because you are running the same program file, Debug will know how to
translate code addresses with the program into symbolic addresses.
 
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