Often, you set more than one breakpoint or trace handler during a debugging session. dbx supports commands for listing and clearing them.
To display a list of all active breakpoints, use the status command to display ID numbers in parentheses or brackets, which can then be used by other commands. If ID numbers are in brackets, these breakpoints are disabled. Additionally, an asterisk (*) might appear before the parentheses or brackets to indicate if the program is stopped due to that event.
dbx reports multiple breakpoints set with the inmember, inclass, and infunction keywords as a single set of breakpoints with one status ID number.
When you list breakpoints using the status command, dbx displays the ID number assigned to each breakpoint when it was created. Using the delete command, you can remove breakpoints by ID number, or use the keyword all to remove all breakpoints currently set anywhere in the program.
To delete breakpoints by ID number (in this case, 3 and 5):
(dbx) delete 3 5
To delete all breakpoints set in the program currently loaded in dbx:
(dbx) delete all
For more information, see delete Command.