Command Directory

exit

Format 1:	`exit`
Format 2:	`exit` nodrop

Format 1: Format 1 immediately terminates program execution under the debugger, closing both program files and debugger files. Control returns to the operating system. The exit command is equivalent to calling the exit function from within a program.

Format 2: Format 2 uses the nodrop keyword in the debugger exit command to retain breakpoints in functions registered with the atexit compiler function. Normally, the exit command drops any outstanding breakpoints before terminating the program. If the program registers a function via the atexit function, any breakpoints in that function are dropped. When the nodrop keyword is used, however, outstanding breakpoints are not dropped automatically.