continue_execution
Exit the Binary Monitor and resume CPU execution (BM 0xAA Exit).
How to use it
continue_execution is exposed by the C64bridge MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the continue_execution tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.
Install C64bridge
npx -y c64bridge@latestOther tools in C64bridge (39)
Apply multiple configuration updates in a single request.
Execute multiple c64bridge tool calls in a single request. Reduces latency for multi-step workflows.
Grouped entry point for configuration reads/writes, diagnostics, and snapshots.
Grouped entry point for VICE debugger operations (breakpoints, registers, stepping).
Grouped entry point for disk mounts, listings, image creation, and program discovery.
Create a new checkpoint (breakpoint) in VICE.
Create a blank disk image of the specified format.
Remove a checkpoint by id.
Compare the current configuration with a snapshot.
Inspect metadata for a file on the Ultimate filesystem.
Search for a PRG/CRT by name substring and run the first match.
Read a configuration category or specific item.
Fetch a single checkpoint by id.
Read CPU registers and return the current monitor state.
Read register values, optionally filtered by name or id.
Retrieve Ultimate hardware information and status.
List configuration categories reported by the firmware.
List all active VICE checkpoints (breakpoints).
List Ultimate drive slots and their mounted images.
List available registers (metadata).
Load configuration from flash storage.
Mount a disk image with optional verification and retries. Supports verification.
Kill and restart the VICE process (managed instances only).
Read the Ultimate debug register ($D7FF).
Reset firmware configuration to factory defaults.
Restore configuration from a snapshot file.
Persist the current configuration to flash storage.
Write a configuration value in the selected category.
Attach a conditional expression to a checkpoint.
Write register values.
Discover PRG/CRT files and run each with optional screen capture.
Snapshot configuration to disk for later restore or diff.
Single-step CPU execution.
Continue execution until the current routine returns.
Enable or disable a checkpoint by id.
Remove the mounted image from an Ultimate drive slot.
Fetch firmware version details.
Poll CPU registers until PC equals expectedPC or timeout elapses.
Write a hex value to the Ultimate debug register ($D7FF).