1.2.4. Using expressions and statements

The basic components of the RealView Debugger command-line language can be classified as either expressions or statements, or a combination of both, where statements are typically contained in batch files (see Entering batched commands).

There are many types of expressions accepted by the RealView Debugger CLI, enabling you to further define a command operation from the CLI. Expressions can be, for example, binary mathematical expressions, references to module names, or calls to functions. For an example of these and other types of expressions, see Types of RealView Debugger expressions.

RealView Debugger keywords are conditional statements that can be used in a macro definition. For details on creating macros and using them with RealView Debugger, see the chapter on working with macros in the RealView Developer Kit v1.0 Debugger User Guide.

These keywords are the same as the C language program flow keywords, and they cannot be redefined or used in any other context:

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