| Chapter 4 |
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4
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Examining and Manipulating Program Data
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4.1
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General Concepts
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4.1.1
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Accessing Variables While Debugging
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4.1.2
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Using the EXAMINE Command
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4.1.3
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Using the DUMP Command
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4.1.4
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Using the DEPOSIT Command
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4.1.5
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Address Expressions and Their Associated Types
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4.1.6
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Evaluating Language Expressions
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4.1.6.1
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Using Variables in Language Expressions
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4.1.6.2
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Numeric Type Conversion by the Debugger
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4.1.7
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Address Expressions Compared to Language Expressions
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4.1.8
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Specifying the Current, Previous, and Next Entity
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4.1.9
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Language Dependencies and the Current Language
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4.1.10
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Specifying a Radix for Entering or Displaying Integer Data
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4.1.11
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Obtaining and Symbolizing Memory Addresses
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4.2
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Examining and Depositing into Variables
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4.2.1
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Scalar Types
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4.2.2
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ASCII String Types
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4.2.3
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Array Types
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4.2.4
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Record Types
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4.2.5
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Pointer (Access) Types
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4.3
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Examining and Depositing Instructions
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4.3.1
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Examining Instructions
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4.3.2
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Depositing Instructions (VAX Only)
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4.4
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Examining and Depositing into Registers
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4.4.1
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Examing and Depositing into VAX Registers
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4.4.2
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Examing and Depositing into Alpha Registers
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4.4.3
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Examing and Depositing into I64 Registers
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4.5
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Specifying a Type When Examining and Depositing
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4.5.1
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Defining a Type for Locations Without a Symbolic Name
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4.5.2
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Overriding the Current Type
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4.5.2.1
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Integer Types
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4.5.2.2
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ASCII String Type
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4.5.2.3
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User-Declared Types
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| Chapter 5 |
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5
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Controlling Access to Symbols in Your Program
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5.1
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Controlling Symbol Information When Compiling and Linking
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5.1.1
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Compiling
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5.1.2
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Local and Global Symbols
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5.1.3
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Linking
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5.1.4
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Controlling Symbol Information in Debugged Images
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5.1.5
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Creating Separate Symbol Files (Alpha Only)
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5.2
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Setting and Canceling Modules
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5.3
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Resolving Symbol Ambiguities
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5.3.1
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Symbol Lookup Conventions
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5.3.2
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Using SHOW SYMBOL and Path Names to Specify Symbols Uniquely
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5.3.2.1
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Simplifying Path Names
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5.3.2.2
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Specifying Symbols in Routines on the Call Stack
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5.3.2.3
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Specifying Global Symbols
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5.3.2.4
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Specifying Routine Invocations
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5.3.3
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Using SET SCOPE to Specify a Symbol Search Scope
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5.4
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Debugging Shareable Images
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5.4.1
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Compiling and Linking Shareable Images for Debugging
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5.4.2
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Accessing Symbols in Shareable Images
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5.4.2.1
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Accessing Symbols in the PC Scope (Dynamic Mode)
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5.4.2.2
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Accessing Symbols in Arbitrary Images
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5.4.2.3
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Accessing Universal Symbols in Run-Time Libraries and System Images
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5.4.3
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Debugging Resident Images (Alpha Only)
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| Chapter 6 |
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6
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Controlling the Display of Source Code
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6.1
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How the Debugger Obtains Source Code Information
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6.2
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Specifying the Location of Source Files
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6.3
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Displaying Source Code by Specifying Line Numbers
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6.4
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Displaying Source Code by Specifying Code Address Expressions
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6.5
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Displaying Source Code by Searching for Strings
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6.6
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Controlling Source Display After Stepping and at Eventpoints
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6.7
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Setting Margins for Source Display
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| Chapter 7 |
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7
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Screen Mode
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7.1
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Concepts and Terminology
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7.2
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Display Kinds
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7.2.1
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DO (Command[;...]) Display Kind
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7.2.2
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INSTRUCTION Display Kind
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7.2.3
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INSTRUCTION (Command) Display Kind
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7.2.4
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OUTPUT Display Kind
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7.2.5
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REGISTER Display Kind
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7.2.6
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SOURCE Display Kind
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7.2.7
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SOURCE (Command) Display Kind
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7.2.8
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PROGRAM Display Kind
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7.3
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Display Attributes
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7.4
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Predefined Displays
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7.4.1
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Predefined Source Display (SRC)
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7.4.1.1
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Displaying Source Code in Arbitrary Program Locations
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7.4.1.2
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Displaying Source Code for a Routine on the Call Stack
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7.4.2
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Predefined Output Display (OUT)
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7.4.3
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Predefined Prompt Display (PROMPT)
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7.4.4
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Predefined Instruction Display (INST)
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7.4.4.1
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Displaying the Instruction Display
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7.4.4.2
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Displaying Instructions in Arbitrary Program Locations
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7.4.4.3
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Displaying Instructions for a Routine on the Call Stack
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7.4.4.4
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Displaying Register Values for a Routine on the Call Stack
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7.5
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Manipulating Existing Displays
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7.5.1
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Scrolling a Display
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7.5.2
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Showing, Hiding, Removing, and Canceling a Display
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7.5.3
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Moving a Display Across the Screen
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7.5.4
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Expanding or Contracting a Display
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7.6
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Creating a New Display
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7.7
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Specifying a Display Window
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7.7.1
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Specifying a Window in Terms of Lines and Columns
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7.7.2
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Using a Predefined Window
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7.7.3
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Creating a New Window Definition
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7.8
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Sample Display Configuration
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7.9
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Saving Displays and the Screen State
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7.10
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Changing the Screen Height and Width
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7.11
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Screen-Related Built-In Symbols
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7.11.1
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Screen Height and Width
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7.11.2
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Display Built-In Symbols
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7.12
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Screen Dimensions and Predefined Windows
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7.13
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Internationalization of Screen Mode
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