Simulator Startup

Once you have switched to debugger mode, you can start the program.

A debugger can only be called if we have the resulting program code. program code is created when you have no errors on the end of the assembly or loaded with the File/Open Code command... The presence of the resulting code represents a stamp in the status bar. When you switch to the debugger, it changes to .

In debugger mode, the 6502 (or 65C02) processor works simulated. The following commands are available:

- Run - executes the program after the instruction,
- Animation - j.w., but updates the state of the registry window, allowing you to keep an account of changes,
- Follow the step - follow one instruction,
- Take a step over - j.w., but without entering the subroutines,
- Run to return - performs to exit the subroutine,
- Run to cursor - executes to the line where the cursor is,
- Skip the manual - bypasses the execution of the current instruction,
- Next statement - sets the command counter on the line where the cursor is,
- Stop - interrupts the simulator,
- Restart the program - preparing to restart,
- Breakpoint - sets the stopping place,
- Interrupt parameters - sets the parameters of the stop location.