enoft Manual

eNOFT Options
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FILE or F
FILE or F
objectfile
This command opens the specified target object file. The NOFT option "?" is not
supported. Use ENV to view the current file settings.
objectfile must match the eNOFT product input requirements. If the new object file
is valid, the prior object file, if any, is closed and SET CASE is set to the applicable
sensitivity of the new object file. Invalid arguments to this command will generate a
syntax error and reset the currently opened object file, if any, and its case sensitivity to
their default settings ("none"). Regardless, its associated global scope settings SET
SCOPEPROC and SET SCOPESOURCE are set to their default settings, as applicable.
The file name must be specified in the format of the host platform; for example, the
Guardian file format must be used when running eNOFT in the Guardian environment.
For OSS, the target file may be a Guardian object file by use of "/G/vol/subvol" path
name. For files across a node, prefix the path name with the node name "/E/node".
Specifying fully qualified path may not be required. If the specified file name is not fully
specified, eNOFT first attempts to resolve the file name to the current location
established by CD or VOLUME if different from the default path location (path location at
the time eNOFT was invoked). If the specified file is not found, eNOFT next attempts to
resolve the file name using the default path location.
enoft> f c:\comptest.exe
Object File: c:\comptest.exe
File Format: ELF64-bit, Big_Endian, IA64
Current Scope: (none)
Case: Sensitive
HELP or ?
[ command | help-topic ]
This command displays a one-line description of each command and available help-
topics in eNOFT. This supercedes the requirement to type option ALL in NOFT. The
NOFT option UNDOCUMENTED is not supported.
command presents the user with detailed help on the command in question, including
syntax and other information. The content is similar to the data provided on the OSS
manual page as well as the written manual, although certain exceptional behavior may
be left out of the online documents.