Hi,

As a newbie with GHS MULTI 2000, I wonder what the difference is
between target commands for debug and their counterparts in the
debugger itself. (This is rather general question, not necessarily
related to MULTI 2000.) I know that those two sets of commands are
orthogonal (e.g., one cannot see breakoins set in the target shell in
the list of the debugger breakpoints). I perceive that the debugger is
usually more convenient. But I conceive intuitively that there must be
advantages of the target shell, too. What are they? Why will one use
the target commands for debugging?

Thanks,
Mirosnik

you can use them in situations where the debugger is unavailable, for
example out in the field.

Mirosnik wrote: