Trace: T [=address] [number] The T command is used to trace (step through) CPU instructions one at a time. If you enter the T command all by itself, it will step through only ONE instruction beginning at the location specified by your CS:IP registers, halt program execution and then display all the CPU registers plus an unassembled version of the next instruction to be executed; this is the 'default' mode of the TRACE command. Say, however, you wanted DEBUG to trace and execute seven instructions beginning at address CS:0205; to do so, you would enter: -t =205 7Remember that the value for the number of instructions to execute must be given in hexadecimal just as all other values used in DEUBG. (Since the T command uses the "hardware trace mode" of the CPU, it's possible to step through instructions in a ROM - Read Only Memory - chip.)