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An interrupt (often C-c) does not exit from the BASH debugger, but
rather terminates the action of any the BASH debugger command that is in
progress and returns to the BASH debugger command level. Inside a debugger
command interpreter, use quit
command (see Quitting
the BASH debugger).
There way to terminate the debugger is to use the kill
command. This does more forceful kill -9
. It can be used in
cases where quit
doesn’t work.