enoft Manual

eNOFT Options
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SET SCOPESOURCE or SSS
Use of this command or its equivalent RESET command overrides any existing SET
SCOPESOURCE setting.
This command takes precedence over the local command scope option <proc-
spec> in event of a conflict.
The alias NOFT command PROC is not supported.
SET SCOPESOURCE or SSS
SSS <source-spec>
This command narrows the scope to a single source file. This is helpful when trying
to find unique items within a source file and to limit the output to a range within the
designated scope.
The following commands are affected by this command: LISTCOMPILERS,
LISTDEBUG, LISTPROC, LISTSOURCE, LISTUNRESOLVED,
LISTUNREFERENCED, UNWIND, UNWINDINFO, DWARF, SYMTAB,
LISTEXPORTS, LISTOPTIMIZE, dumps in ICODE or INNERLIST formats,
XREFPROC, and DUMPALL.
The default setting is "none" ; all source files are considered.
This command is automatically reset upon opening a new object file.
Use of this command or its equivalent RESET command overrides any existing SET
SCOPEPROC setting.
New to eNOFT, this command takes precedence over the local command scope
option <proc-spec> in event of a conflict.
The alias NOFT command SOURCE is not supported.
SET SORT or ST
ST { NONE | N | ALPHA | A | LOC | L }
This command specifies the sorting order of the output.
It is applicable to the following commands: PROCINFO, SYMTAB, UNWIND,
UNWINDINFO, LISTDEBUG, LISTEXPORTS, LISTOPTIMIZE, LISTPROC,
LISTSOURCE (ALPHA only), LISTUNREFERENCED (ALPHA only),
LISTUNRESOLVED (ALPHA only), and XREFPROC (LOC only).
NONE or N is the default order of sorting. This order is determined by the system
and depends on the applicable table and whether the items therein are
procedures, source files, or other attributes.
ALPHA or A sorts the output in alphabetical order. Depending on the eNOFT
command, the names being alphabetized may be source file names, procedure
names, or similar attributes.