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Subject: How to get back out of the debugger?
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Date: Wed, 11-Jul-84 04:11:57 EDT
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Date:     11 Jul 84 0:55:37-EDT (Wed)
From: uw-beaver!Peterr%toronto.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa
To: info-mac@sumex-aim.arpa
Subject:  How to get back out of the debugger?

I was playing with MS-BASIC on a Lisa running MacWorks and popped up the
calculator.  It appeared, and then I was immediately deposited into the
machine-level monitor; it printed a dump of the registers, etc.  I haven't
tried to replicate the bug-- I'll do that later-- but I wonder if there's
a PC value that one can restart the machine at (via the "g" command) to
reboot.  Having to unplug the machine and power it up again is not only
a pain (one has to reset the clock, for example (Lisa has no battery)) but
makes me uneasy.

Any hints will be gratefully accepted... thanks, p. rowley, U. Toronto