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adb: absolute debugger

Continuing execution

To continue a program execution, after it has been stopped by a breakpoint, use the :co command. The command has the following form:

[ address ] [,count] :co [signal]

In the above command line address is the address of the instruction at which to continue execution. count is the number of breakpoints to ignore, and signal is the number of the signal to send to the program.

If an address is not specified, the program starts at the next instruction after the breakpoint. If count is specified, adb ignores the first count breakpoints.


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