Native Inspect Manual (H06.04+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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wait command
wait command
Instructs Native Inspect to stop prompting and wait for a Debug event to occur or for
you to press the Break key.
You might need to use the wait command when debugging multiple processes
because debugging events for processes other than the current process are reported
only when Native Inspect waits (implicitly or explicitly) for events for the current
process.
whatis command
Prints the data type of a specified expression.
expression
is an expression used in the current debugging target process.
The whatis command is similar to the ptype command, except that ptype prints detailed
information about the data type, and whatis prints just the name of the data type.
x command
Examines memory in any of several formats, independently of your program’s data
types.
/format
is three optional specifications—for format, size, and count of memory elements
you want to display. The count must be first, but the format and size specifications
can be in any order. See the next examples.
wait
whatis expression
x [ /format ] address