Because you explicitly mentioned details that belong in the implementation, not in the semantic:
> A halt/abort instruction that trashes [the] state would be undesirable
If you want to attach a debugger, then use a breakpoint, don't try to obtain the same effect within the code.
Because you explicitly mentioned details that belong in the implementation, not in the semantic:
> A halt/abort instruction that trashes [the] state would be undesirable
If you want to attach a debugger, then use a breakpoint, don't try to obtain the same effect within the code.