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Ignore Breakpoint or Action Requests, or Signals
i{gnore}
Format 1: |
ignore
HOOK-TYPE |
Format 2: |
ignore
signal |
Format 3: |
ignore
SIGNAL-NAME signal |
ignore
command lets you temporarily suppress action and breakpoint requests that
you may want to reinstate later. It also lets you ignore signals.
Format 1: Format 1 lets you ignore breakpoint or action requests at specified hooks. See Using Debugger Commands for details on the HOOK-TYPE argument, an argument that allows you to specify hooks.
Format 2: Format 2 causes the debugger to ignore all signals.
ignore
*ignore entry
ignore main 45
main
function.
ignore 53
ignore (comp23) entry
comp23
compilation.
ignore func1 entry
func1
function.
ignore func 23:46
func
function.
ignore signal
ignore SIGSEGV signal
PROFILE | yes |
configuration file | no |
Source window prefix |
i |
ignore
command uses command scope to supply default function names and section names.
Successful: request number from query | |
Unsuccessful : 0 |
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