enoft Manual

eNOFT Options
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List Commands
List Commands
The following commands organize and list specific sections of the object file.
Unless otherwise specified, the default format is READABLE.
DBGINFO
{ <proc_addr> | <proc_spec> }
New to eNOFT, this command lists compilation source and debug file information
for a given procedure name, index, or address. When <proc_addr> is specified,
line number and instruction bundle index will also be given. This command is
applicable to loadfiles and import libraries.
<proc_addr> value must be in the form 0XXXXXXXXX where X is a hexadecimal
digit. The value must be in a code section. In addition, the address value must be
on a 16-byte alignment otherwise eNOFT will round down to the beginning of the
address bundle. Note that if line number information is not available for that
bundle, eNOFT will display from nearest preceding bundle with available line
information.
Note that if the demangled (original) name exists, that name will be shown.
enoft> dbg 245
Procedure: 0x600309a0
CLS_SC_REBIND_REBASE::bfnLookupInLoadfile(CLS_SC_REBIND_REBASE *,
GR_SYMBOL_ADDR_INFO *, bool, bool *)
Source: 0 \SPEEDY.$DATA06.T0428TSK.ZRLDSRLP
File: 25 \SPEEDY.$DATA06.T0428TSK.rebndbsp
enoft> dbg 0x600309a0
Procedure: 0x600309a0
CLS_SC_REBIND_REBASE::bfnLookupInLoadfile(CLS_SC_REBIND_REBASE *,
GR_SYMBOL_ADDR_INFO *, bool, bool *)
Source: 0 \SPEEDY.$DATA06.T0428TSK.ZRLDSRLP
File: 25 \SPEEDY.$DATA06.T0428TSK.rebndbsp
Line Number: 2210
Enoft> dbg 0x60000000
******** Debug information matching address not found.