BRANCH Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/BRANCH (step to the next branch instruction). CALL Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/CALL (step to the next call instruction). EXCEPTION Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/EXCEPTION (step to the next exception). INSTRUCTION Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INSTRUCTION (step to the next instruction). On VAX processors, you can also specify one or more instructions (opcode[, . . . ]). The debugger then steps to the next instruction in the specified list. On VAX processors, if you specify a vector instruction, do not include an instruction qualifier (/UNALIGNED_DATA, /MODIFY, /0, or /1)) with the instruction mnemonic. INTO Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INTO (step into called routines) rather than STEP/OVER (step over called routines). When INTO is in effect, you can qualify the types of routines to step into by using the [NO]JSB, [NO]SHARE, and [NO]SYSTEM parameters, or by using the STEP/[NO]JSB, STEP/[NO]SHARE, and STEP/[NO]SYSTEM command/qualifier combinations (the latter three take effect only for the immediate STEP command). LINE (Default) Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/LINE (step to the next line). OVER (Default) Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/OVER (step over all called routines) rather than STEP/INTO (step into called routines). RETURN Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/RETURN (step to the return instruction of the routine that is currently executing- that is, up to the point just prior to transferring control back to the calling routine). SEMANTIC_EVENT (Alpha only) Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/SEMANTIC_EVENT (step to the next semantic event). SHARE (Default) If INTO is in effect, subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INTO/SHARE (step into called routines in shareable images as well as into other called routines). NOSHARE If INTO is in effect, subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INTO/NOSHARE (step over called routines in shareable images, but step into other routines). SILENT Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/SILENT (after a step, do not display the "stepped to . . . " message or the source line for the current location). NOSILENT (Default) Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/NOSILENT (after a step, display the "stepped to . . . " message). SOURCE (Default) Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/SOURCE (after a step, display the source line for the current location). Also, subsequent SET BREAK, SET TRACE, and SET WATCH commands are treated as SET BREAK/SOURCE, SET TRACE/SOURCE, and SET WATCH/SOURCE, respectively (at a breakpoint, tracepoint, or watchpoint, display the source line for the current location). NOSOURCE Subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/NOSOURCE (after a step, do not display the source line for the current location). Also, subsequent SET BREAK, SET TRACE, and SET WATCH commands are treated as SET BREAK/NOSOURCE, SET TRACE/NOSOURCE, and SET WATCH/NOSOURCE, respectively (at a breakpoint, tracepoint, or watchpoint, do not display the source line for the current location). SYSTEM (Default) If INTO is in effect, subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INTO/SYSTEM (step into called routines in system space (P1 space) as well as into other called routines). NOSYSTEM If INTO is in effect, subsequent STEP commands are treated as STEP/INTO/NOSYSTEM (step over called routines in system space, but step into other routines).