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In article <1990Jun5.153558.14458@cbnews.att.com> shurr@cbnews.att.com (Larry A. Shurr) writes:
>This last feature is a pretty neat trick; I don't recall that they mention 
>any limitations on the "run backwards" feature, so I don't know how much
>backing out you can really do.
>

I recall reading that the "run backwards" feature allows you to backup
in the current routine only. The way I understood it you could go into
a subroutine and backtrack "n" statements but you could not back out
of a subroutine. I beleive I read this in this months Byte magazine but
don't quote me on it.

>regards, Larry
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Jim Moore
jmoore@cidmac.ecn.purdue.edu