enoft Manual

eNOFT Options

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DUMPPROC or DP

DP <proc-spec> [ <scope-range> ] [ IN <format-specifier> ]

This command displays some or all parts of a procedure. Use LISTPROC to find all

available procedures or subprocedures.

The default format is ICODE.

The following shows procedure "main" in the default disassembled code format:

enoft> dumpproc main

******** Icode Dump of Procedure main

[Src:Fil:Line:i Procedure]

Offset Contents

---------------------------------------------------------------------

[ 0:004:1812:0 main]

0x00000000: {0: 02c0163c880 M alloc r34 = ar.pfs, 0x16, 0x0, 0x8, 0x0

1: 119f0c80300 M adds sp = -192, sp

2: 10800100900 I adds r36 = 0x0, gp ;;

template: 0x09}

[ : : : main]

0x00000010: {0: 00008000000 M nop.m 0x0

1: 00008000000 I nop.i 0x0

2: 001880008c0 I mov r35 = rp

template: 0x00}

. . .

DUMPSECTION or DS

[ * [ DETAIL | D ] | sect_name | <sect_num> ]

[ IN <format_spec> ]

New to eNOFT, this command displays one specified section of the object file.

The default display is a subset listing from the LAYOUT command whereby only the

sections are listed; that is, it excludes file, program, and section headers.

DETAIL or D dumps all non-zero size sections in the object file. Unlike DUMPALL,

this command excludes the file, program, and section headers and continues even

if any dump command fails (for example, data error).

<sect_num> and sect_name specifies the section index and name, respectively,

that are available from SECTHDRS or LAYOUT.