Enum RuntimeHaltKind

Namespace

RDCore.SDK.Runtime.Abstract.Execution

Assembly

RDCore.SDK.dll

Why the program stopped running before it came to the end of its entry point.

public enum RuntimeHaltKind

Fields

Break = 1

A Stop statement, or a break asked for from outside - Ctrl+Break at a keyboard, a request cancelled by its client. The program stops where it is, and what it did to the session stays: the variables it assigned are there to be looked at, the module-level ones in the session and the locals in the activations that stay on the ICallStack, each with the place it stopped at (Pc). MS-VBAL 5.4.2.11 has the program suspended, with "all variables maintain their state if execution resumes". A program that runs under an IExecutionGate is not unwound by a Stop at all: it waits where it is, and can be resumed. One that does not is unwound, and the next program that is started lets go of the stack.

End = 0

An End statement. The program is over and nothing of it is left: the session returns to the state it was loaded in, without unwinding the call stack first (see ISessionHalt).