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     The /K option disables installation of a keyboard monitor for the
     program being debugged (in OS/2) or prevents CodeView from hooking
     the keyboard interrupt (in DOS).
 
     Use this option if you encounter deadlock situations because the
     keyboard buffer is full when you are
 
        ■ Restarting the program you are debugging
 
        ■ Exiting CodeView before the program finishes execution
 
        ■ Debugging an application that does not accept keystrokes
 
     /K limits your ability to record debugging sessions for dynamic
     replay. You can record CodeView commands, but you cannot record
     user input to the program being debugged.
 
     See: ◄Options Menu: Replay Command►
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