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     The BP=<expression> command replaces the Tracepoint (TP) command
     used in earlier versions of CodeView. Breakpoints that break
     execution when an expression or memory range changes were known as
     "tracepoints" in these earlier versions.
 
     The BP?<expression> command replaces the Watchpoint (WP) command
     used in earlier versions of CodeView. Breakpoints that break
     execution when an expression is true were known as "watchpoints"
     in these earlier versions.
 
     When a breakpoint address is shown in assembly-language format,
     the breakpoint number appears as a comment to the right of the
     instruction. This comment appears even if the breakpoint is
     disabled.
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