MPE/iX System Utilities Reference Manual (32650-90908)

Chapter 20
SAINT
Operation
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Example
LOADSYSLIB nl.abuild00.official
MAP
This command generates a map of the boot images symbol table. It describes the location of the major
components of the boot image. In addition, a flag in the command’s parameter list turns on the display of
symbolic information obtained from the library symbol tables contained within the boot image.
Syntax
MAP [filename[,radix[,sym]]]
Parameters
filename The name of the boot image file used to generate the map and symbol table. Default is PME
under construction.
radix The base in which to display numeric output.
SYM A keyword which allows the display of symbolic information from the boot images tables.
Examples
MAP
MAP boot imagefile1,H,sym
Error Messages
The following pages list some of the more common error messages you may encounter, the probable cause and
a suggested action.
The Physical Destination address is too small, will overlay ISL
CAUSE The NL used to build this PME has the first-resident or initially resident page at a virtual
address that is less than expected. The destination address is the address ISL will use to
load the PME. If that destination address is lower than the end of ISL, the PME will not be
loaded by ISL.
ACTION Change the linker commands used to build the NL that is the source of the PME. The linked
commands that affect the location of the pages are the limit option on the buildxl
command and the cleanxl command.
The Physical Destination address is smaller than expected, MAY overlay ISL
CAUSE The NL used to build this PME has the first-resident or initially resident page at a virtual
address that is less than expected. The destination address is the address that ISL uses to
load the PME. If that destination address is lower than the end of ISL, the PME is not
loaded by ISL. The destination address may or may not be lower than the end of ISL. The
end of ISL is dependent on:
• type of boot
• size of machine
• size of code