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DEBUG "Go" Command...

Go [-After <integer>] [-Until <statement> [-Or <statement> -Or ...]]
   { [-Location <statement>]  [-Exit] | [-Return [(<expr>)] [-Alt <integer>]] |
     [-Cleanup] }

    See Breakpoint for information on <statement>; see IF for the
    definition of <expr>.

    The -Until, -Or, and -Exit options set "one-shot" breakpoints
    on the specified statements, which are automatically removed
    when any breakpoint occurs.

    The -Location <statement> option allows you to "Go" beginning on
    any statement in the current program routine.  ("ENV" will NOT
    override this particular meaning of current.)

    The -Return (<expr>) option allows you to "Go" immediately to the
    return of the routine, skipping the rest of the statements.  The
    optional (expr) is a value for a function, which MUST be enclosed
    in parentheses.  The -Alt option allow you to exit from Fortran
    subroutines with alternate returns and select the exit you want.

    The -Cleanup option allows you to "Go" to your cleanup handler, if
    you have had a fault which DEBUG has intercepted.  Now, you can make
    DEBUG continue in your cleanup handler to process the fault.
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