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Begins debugging the startup project.

Syntax

Debug.Start [address]

Arguments

address

Optional. The address at which the program suspends execution, similar to a breakpoint in source code. This argument is only valid in debug mode.

Remarks

The Start command, when executed, performs a RunToCursor operation to the specified address.

Example

This example starts the debugger and ignores any exceptions that occur.

>Debug.Start

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