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DEBUG "Macro" Command...
Macro <debugger-name> <action-list>
This command names an <action-list> so that it can be invoked by
name, as if it were a normal command.
A <debugger-name> is an identifier preceded by an accent grave <`>.
An <action-list> is a list of one or more commands,
separated by ";", and surrounded by square brackets [].
Note: there is one special macro name: `CR, which is invoked
by a blank command line; i.e., a RETURN key by itself.
This is a convenient way of setting up a common command
using a macro, such as [ST]. If the macro name does not
appear in the macro table, RETURN causes no action.
Debugger names are also used for definitions and debugger variables.
To create definitions, see the DEFine command. To create debugger
variables, see the Set command.