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A debugger command may contain any of the following syntax elements:

 .  A word in angle brackets, like <anything> is a defined term.  Its
    definition will appear after the syntax description of the command.
 .  [x] indicates that "x" is an optional item.  It may or may not be
    included in the command.
 .  [x|y|z] indicates that on of x, y or z should be included in the
    command.
 .  [x [x [...]]] indicates that x may be repeated zero or more times in the
    command.
 .  CApital indicates that ca,cap,capi,...  are accepted short forms for the
    command "capital".
 .  (GUI only) indicates that this command is only available in a GUI
    debugger.
 .  (character-based) indicates that this command is only available in a
    character mode debugger.
 .  <expr> indicates an expression.  These may include any of the variables,
    etc in the program being debugged, and are evaluated in the current
    program context.  See Watcom Debugger Expression Handling.
 .  <integer> is an integer constant
 .  <intexpr> is an an expression which evaluates to an integral value.  See
    Watcom Debugger Expression Handling.
 .  <command> is any debugger command or group of debugger commands.

    You can group debugger commands with braces and separate them with
    semi-colons.  The resulting compound command may be considered as an
    atomic command.


         {<command>;<command>;<command>}
 .  <address> is any expression which evaluates to an address.  See
    Watcom Debugger Expression Handling.
 .  <string> is a string of text, optionally enclosed in braces.  For
    example,


         this_is_a_string
         {so is this}
 .  <wndname> is the name of a window.  Valid window names (with acceptable
    short forms indicated in capitals) are:

     .  ASsembly
     .  ALl
     .  BReak
     .  Calls
     .  Watch
     .  FIle
     .  FPu
     .  FUnctions
     .  FILEScope
     .  LOCals
     .  LOG
     .  MEmory
     .  MOdules
     .  Register
     .  SOurce
     .  STack
     .  Thread
     .  IO
     .  Globals
     .  Variable
     .  BInary
     .  IMage
     .  GLobalfunctions
     .  Accelerators
     .  TMPFile
     .  REPlay
     .  CUrrent
 .  <file> represents any valid operating system file name.  For example,


         c:\autoexec.bat
 .  <path> represents any valid operating system directory path.  For
    example,


         c:\dir1\dir2