Native Inspect Manual (H06.03+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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map-source-name command
map-source-name command
Defines file-name mapping rules between source file names at compilation time and at
debug time.
qualified-source-filename
is the fully qualified name of the source file at compilation time.
base-name
is either a fully qualified file name or an unqualified file name to which you are
mapping the qualified-source-filename. If base-name is unqualified,
Native Inspect locates it using the subvolume search path defined by the dir
command.
The map command is useful when a file name has changed in some way, whereas the
dir command is useful when a file’s directory location has changed. When you transfer
files compiled on a PC or workstation to the NonStop system, the file names are often
not identical.
For an example of mapping file names, see Determining the Compilation-Time Source
Name (If Necessary) on page 2-5 and Configuring a Search Path for Your Source Files
(If Necessary) on page 2-5.
You can use the dir command and the map command in combination:
•
Use the dir command to define the directory (subvolume).
•
Use the map command to change the base file name.
mh command
Sets up signal handlers (modifies handlers) for the specified signal.
The mh command applies to the current process only and cannot apply to TNS
emulated processes. The signal handlers can be specified as actions or as a
procedure entry address.
signal-name
is the name of the signal being set up with a signal handler. See Table 3-2 on
page 3-50.
map[-source-name] [ qualified-source-filename = base-name |
qualified-name ]
mh signal-name { SIG_IGN | SIG_ABORT | SIG_DFL | SIG_DBG |
native-address }