1.$ RUN/NODEBUG TEST_B . . . <Ctrl/Y> Interrupt $ DEBUG Debugger Banner and Version Number Language: ADA, Module: SWAP DBG> In this example, the RUN/NODEBUG command executes the image TEST_B without debugger control. Execution is interrupted with Ctrl/Y. The DEBUG command then causes the debugger to be started. The debugger displays its banner, sets the language- dependent parameters to the language (Ada, in this case) of the module (SWAP) in which execution was interrupted, and displays the prompt. 2.$ RUN/NODEBUG PROG2 . . . <Ctrl/Y> Interrupt $ DEBUG Debugger Banner and Version Number Language: FORTRAN, Module: SUB4 predefined trace on activation at SUB4\%LINE 12 in %PROCESS_NUMBER 1 DBG> In this example, the DEFINE/JOB command establishes a multiprocess debugging configuration. The RUN/NODEBUG command executes the image PROG2 without debugger control. The Ctrl/Y- DEBUG sequence interrupts execution and starts the debugger. The banner indicates that a new debugging session has been started. The activation tracepoint indicates where execution was interrupted when the debugger took control of the process.