enoft Manual

eNOFT Options

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SET DISPLAY OR SD

SD [ BRIEF | B | DETAIL | D ]

New to eNOFT, this command globally sets the display format to BRIEF or

DETAIL and is applicable to the following commands: COMP, RTDU,

UNWINDINFO, LISTATTRIBUTE, LISTCOMPILERS, LISTDEBUG,

LISTPROC, LISTSOURCE, LISTUNRESOLVED, LISTUNREFERENCED, and

XREFPROC.

In the default format, “none”, queries of single records (for example, procedure

specified) will be displayed in DETAIL format whereas queries resulting in multiple

records will be displayed in BRIEF format. This command overrides this default

behavior resulting in one consistent format regardless of the result of the query.

SET FORMAT or SF

SF { READABLE | R | ASCII | A | DECIMAL | D | HEX | H | ICODE |

IC | INNERLIST | IN }

This command sets the output display format.

READABLE or R is the default format. In this mode, eNOFT determines the

applicable format based on the item type and part of the object file being displayed.

For example, eNOFT displays code sections in disassembled program code

(ICODE), ASCII format for literals, hexadecimal format for virtual addresses, and

decimal for non-address values.

ASCII or A displays the specified part of the object file in ASCII text format. The

following sample shows a continuous dump of 64 bytes per line:

0x70000420: '......4...8...<<...<.p.$.2@....$$..<...<.p.$.2H....$$..<...<.p.

0x70000460: $.2T....$$..<...<.p.$.2\....$$..<...<.p.$.2h....$$..<...<.p.$.2l

DECIMAL or D displays the specified part of the object file in decimal format. The

following sample shows 16 bytes per line in chunks of ten-digit decimal values:

0x70000420: 0666763208 2948530228 2946760760 2946826300 '... ...4 ...8

...<

0x70000430: 1006700544 1006989312 0614806080 0243237392 <... <.p. $.2@

....

HEX or H displays the specified part of the object file in hexadecimal format. The

following sample shows 16 bytes per line in chunks of eight-digit hexadecimal

values:

0x70000420: 27bdffc8 afbf0034 afa40038 afa5003c '... ...4 ...8 ...<

0x70000430: 3c010800 3c057000 24a53240 0e7f8210 <... <.p. $.2@ ....

ICODE or IC displays the specified part of the object file in disassembled code.

A syntax error may generate if used in an area not corresponding to actual instructions.

The following sample shows 2 bundles of code instructions. Note the values