4.5 simulation commands
— Command:
initialize
Resets the variable state of the simulation, while preserving
other settings such as mode and breakpoints.
— Command:
reset
Similar to initialize, but also resets all modes to their
default values.
The following commands run the simulation.
Simulation is interrupted if a run-time error occurs,
or a breakpoint is tripped.
Ctrl-c or ‘SIGINT’ (from ‘kill -INT’)
interrupts the simulation and returns control back to the interpreter
in interactive mode.
— Command:
advance delay
Advances the simulation delay units of time.
— Command:
advance-to t
Advances the simulation until time t.
— Command:
step n
Advances the simulation by n steps.
— Command:
run
Runs the simulation until the event queue is empty, if ever.
The following commands pertain to breakpoints.
— Command:
break-event event-id
Stop the simulation when event event-id executes.
— Command:
break-value inst
Stop the simulation when variable inst is written,
event when its value does not change.
— Command:
unbreak-event event-id
Remove breakpoint on event event-id.
— Command:
unbreak-value inst
Remove breakpoint on variable inst.
— Command:
show-event-breaks
List all event breakpoints.
— Command:
show-value-breaks
List all variable breakpoints.
— Command:
unbreakall-events
Removes all event breakpoints.
— Command:
unbreakall-values
Removes all variable breakpoints.