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diff --git a/doc/rgdb_specs/gdbinternals.t b/doc/rgdb_specs/gdbinternals.t index caef8928bc..3254e7c4f7 100644 --- a/doc/rgdb_specs/gdbinternals.t +++ b/doc/rgdb_specs/gdbinternals.t @@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ Note that in the case of natives debugger, the choice of the target is implicitl performed by commands like @b{run}, @b{attach}, @b{detach}. Several figures will now be described showing the main steps of a debug session. -@C XXX figure reference +@c XXX figure reference Figure @b{Debug session initialization} explains how the debugger connects to the target : @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ and waits for command, or perform some action like setting breakpoints, ... @end enumerate -@C XXX figure reference +@c XXX figure reference Figure @b{Breakpoint and process execution} explains how the debugger manages the breakpoints and controls the execution of a process : @@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ the connection will be closed by the target). ''DEBUG'' opcode and then can ask information @end enumerate -@C XXX figure reference +@c XXX figure reference Figure @b{Breakpoint and process execution} also shows the case of other ``CONTINUE'' commands (remember that the ``DEBUG'' opcode has been replaced by the right instruction): @@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ trap) instead of the debugged one. resume the process execution to the next breakpoint. @end enumerate -@C XXX figure reference +@c XXX figure reference Figure @b{Detach a process and close a connection} explains how the debugger disconnects from a target : @@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ and resumes the process execution. These 3 examples show that the mains actions that are performed by the host debugger on the target are only simple actions which look like : -@itemize @b +@itemize @bullet @item read/write code, @item read/write data, @item read/write registers, |