CheckBreakpoint should only stop at the first condition fulfillment line#616
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When a condition is fulfilled (e.g. a >= 1), it usually remains true for at least a while. However, under the current implementation, it'll stops at every single line after the condition becomes true, which is annoying. So this PR introduces an extra state to make sure the BP doesn't stop repeatedly after the condition is fulfilled.
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As described in #406
When a condition is fulfilled (e.g.
a >= 1), it usually remains true for at least a while. However, under the current implementation, it'll stops at every single line after the condition becomes true, which is annoying.So this PR introduces an extra state to make sure the BP doesn't stop repeatedly after the condition is fulfilled.
Closes #406