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You can abbreviate the long name of the GNU Make debugger command to the first
few letters of the command name, if that abbreviation is unambiguous;
and you can repeat the next or step commands by typing
just RET. Some commands which require a parameter, such as
print remember the argument that was given to them.
| • Command Syntax | How to give commands to the the GNU Make debugger | |
| • Help | How to ask for help (help) | |
| • Quit | Leaving the remake (quit) | |
| • Stopping | Stopping and continuing (break, watch, step, cont...) | |
| • Information | Status and Debugger settings (info, set, show) | |
| • Stack | Examining the stack (where, up, down, frame) | |
| • Data | Examining data (print, target, expand, info variables) | |
| • Files | Specifying and examining files (load, edit) | |
| • Interfacing to the OS | Interfacing to the OS (cd, pwd, source) | |
| • Controlling Make | Controlling make (annotate, file, prompt...) |