The %CONTINUE command is used to start the program which has been loaded or to continue it at the interrupt point or at the location specified by %JUMP.
As opposed to %RESUME, an interrupted but still active %TRACE command is not terminated by %CONTINUE, rather it is continued depending on the declarations which have been made.
Command | Operand |
%CONT[INUE] |
A %TRACE command is active as soon as it has been entered. In the following cases the %TRACE command is only interrupted and can be resumed by a %CONTINUE command:
When a subcommand has been executed as the result of a monitoring condition from a %CONTROLn, %INSERT or %ON command having been satisfied, and the subcommand contained a %STOP.
When an %INSERT command terminates with a program interrupt because the control operand is K or S.
When the K2 key has been pressed (see section “Commands at the start of a debugging session”).
A subcommand containing only the %CONTINUE command merely increments the execution counter.
If the %CONTINUE command is given in a command sequence or subcommand, any subsequent commands are not executed.
%CONTINUE alters the program state.