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Symbolic Referencing With Explicit Roots
Example Comment
Notes:
The variable mod1 must be a module name.
The variable func1 must be a function name.
The example pairs are equivalent if the current root is a_out.
Symbolic Referencing Without Explicit Roots
Example Comment
Symbol Display Default x
Display symbol information for all symbols
named x at any scoping level in any root.
Breakpt Access x
Set a breakpoint at the x found using the scoping
rules described in this chapter.
Symbol Display Default x\
Display symbol information for global symbol x
in the current root and all symbols scoped under
x. x may be a variable, function, or module name.
Breakpt Instr x\#18
Set a breakpoint at line 18 of module x.
Symbol Display Default x\y
Display symbol information for local variable y
in function x (or function y in module x) in the
current context.
Symbol Display Default x\y\ Display symbol information for local variable y
in function x (or function y in module x) in the
current context and for all symbols scoped under
x\y.
Breakpt Access x\y\j
Set a breakpoint at local variable j in function y
in module x in the current root.
Evaluating Symbols
The debugger evaluates symbols in expressions using the rules of the C
language as follows:
Chapter 10: Expressions and Symbols in Debugger Commands
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