enoft Manual

Introduction to eNOFT and ar

eNOFT Manual—527507-005

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<format-specifier>

files." The <source_spec> form of argument specifies the compilation unit entry in the

object file.

<sourcendx> | sourcename

compilation unit index available from LISTSOURCE.

sourcename may specify a fully qualified path (for example, node name, volume, and

subvolume for Guardian) or a filename only.

New to eNOFT, wildcard input string may be entered to search for items containing a

match to the given pattern. For SET SCOPESOURCE, a list of items that matches will

be shown if multiple items match.

<format-specifier>

This form of argument specifies how the information is to be formatted.

READABLE | R | ASCII | A | DECIMAL | D | HEX | H | ICODE | IC

| INNERLIST | IN

See SET FORMAT or SF on page 2-3 for details on these options.

<scope-range>

This form of argument specifies the display range in numerical value.

<start> [ TO <end> |

FOR { <number> | * } [ UNITS | U | BYTES | B ] ]

BYTES are in multiples of 8-bit values and UNITS as either 4 or 16 bytes, depending

on the part of the object file. New to eNOFT, this unit of output is in multiples of 16-byte

bundles of code instructions when accessing any code section, otherwise in multiples

of 4 bytes all other sections.

<start>and <end> values must be in the form 0XXXXXXXXX where X is a

hexadecimal digit. New to eNOFT, values must be on a 16-byte boundary when

displaying in ICODE or INNERLIST formats. For other formats, any value within a valid

range for that display is acceptable. New to eNOFT, the <start> no longer needs to

be on a 4-byte or 16-byte alignment; that is, eNOFT will round down to the beginning of

the bundle when dumping within a code section.

If <end> is not specified, one "unit" of information will be displayed.

For the DUMPADDRESS command, eNOFT will display information to the end of the

section if the asterisk option "*" is specified else to the end of file for the

DUMPOFFSET command. New to eNOFT, section headings will be displayed when

trespassing into another section. For the DUMPPROC command, eNOFT will display

information either to the end of the procedure or subprocedure if <proc_spec> is

specified.