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The language command sets the high-level
language.
The syntax of the language command is:
language {language}
where:
languageSpecifies the language to use. Enter one of the following:
none
C
F77
PASCAL
ASM.
The symbolic debugger uses any high-level debugging tables
generated by a compiler to set the default language to the appropriate
one for that compiler, whether it is Pascal, Fortran, or C. If it
does not find high-level tables, it sets the default language to
none, and modifies the behavior of where and step so
that:
whereReports the current program counter and instruction.
stepSteps by one instruction.