Program debugging device and process

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ABSTRACT:
A process and apparatus for debugging a sequentially executed program, such as an SFC program having a plurality of blocks containing a plurality of steps, wherein a desired program route is registered in a normal route table, by block and step identifier, and used as a basis for comparison with the program as it is actually run by block and step, and recorded in a executed route table. Where a difference is identified, the program run may be either stopped and the current block and step displayed, or the program may continue its run and each identified difference recorded in a faulty route table, for later display.

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