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From: Turnidge, Dave It was my understanding that "Step Over" in debug would SKIP the line you were on; in other words, NOT go down into an EXSR, but continue debugging with the next line AFTER the EXSR.
No, step over steps over calls to procedures and other programs.
When I "Step Over", it actually steps INTO, and I process the subroutine...
Subroutine are not seen as procedures, but simply as gotos. A step over a GOTO will take you to the corresponding TAG statement.
Have I got something set wrong, or is this a bug that needs fixing?
Neither. It's just the way it works. I often wish that subroutines were handled the same way as procedures, but they aren't. My guess is that they compile down to a GOTO and the debugger can't tell the difference. But in any case, the only way to not execute the lines of a subroutine is to actually set a breakpoint on the line after the EXSR and do a Resume. Joe
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