The program's variables are reinitialized.L [[arguments]]
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New arguments to the program. No other CodeView commands may be spec-ified after the Restart command. They are interpreted as additional program arguments.
The Restart (L) command resets execution to the beginning of the program and optionally sets a new program command line.
After you issue the Restart command:
The program's variables are reinitialized.
The program's instructions are reset. Any modifications you may have made to the code with the Assemble (A), Memory Enter (ME), Memory Fill (MF), or View Memory (VM) commands are lost.
Any existing breakpoints or watch statements are retained. The pass counts for all breakpoints are reset.
Used alone, the Restart command keeps the previous command-line arguments specified for your program. You can change the command-line arguments using the Restart command followed by any new arguments to your program.
You can use Restart any time execution has stopped: at any kind of breakpoint, while single-stepping, or when execution is complete.
In addition to typing the L command, you can also restart from the Run menu by choosing Restart. To set a new command line and restart the program, choose Set Runtime Arguments from the Run menu. There is no keyboard shortcut.
The Restart command does not reset system resources, such as open files or video mode, and does not free allocated system objects. If the application redefines interrupts, the system may no longer work correctly.