Native Inspect Manual (H06.04+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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ls command
file
is the Guardian file name of the log file.
Native Inspect creates a text file (file code 101) in the current working directory or
in the location you specify in the log command. If the log file already exists,
Native Inspect opens it and appends output to it.
-d
shows the name of the log file that is currently open.
When logging is on, Native Inspect records all commands and their results in the log
file (file).
ls command
Alias: files command
mab command
Sets a memory access breakpoint (MAB) for the current process. For each process
being debugged you can set one MAB. The MAB is not assigned a breakpoint number.
When you define a MAB, you can use a low-level conditional expression, but not a
high-level condition or commands to execute. The process is suspended each time the
memory location is accessed in the specified manner (read, write, or change).
Entered with no arguments, the MAB command lists information about the current
memory access breakpoint.
Related Command: Use the dmab command to delete a memory access breakpoint.
*native-address
is a 32-bit or 64-bit address. If you specify a *native-address, you must also
include size.
variable
is the name of a variable in the current process on which you want to set a memory
access breakpoint. If you specify a variable, then size is optional.
size
is an optional number of bytes if you specify a variable. By default, Native
Inspect uses the size of the variable as the address range to watch.
If you specify *native-address, you must also specify size.
mab [ {*native-address
| variable} [size][flags] [-e llce] ]