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     The Breakpoint List (BL) command lists current information about
     all breakpoints.
 
     For each breakpoint, the command displays the following:
 
        ■ The breakpoint number.
 
        ■ The breakpoint status, where "E" is for enabled, "D" is for
          disabled, or "V" for "virtual". A virtual breakpoint is a
          breakpoint set in an overlay or DLL that is not currently
          loaded. Virtual breakpoints may also be enabled or disabled.
 
        ■ The address, function, file, and line number where the
          breakpoint is set.
 
        ■ The offset from the nearest previous line number, if the
          breakpoint does not fall on a line number.
 
        ■ The expression, pass count, and break commands, if set.
 
     See: ◄Breakpoint Clear (BC) Command-Window Command►
          ◄Breakpoint Enable (BE) Command-Window Command►
          ◄Breakpoint Disable (BD) Command-Window Command►
          ◄Watch Menu: Set Breakpoints Command►
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