Native Inspect Manual (H06.07+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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mab command
*native-address
is a 32-bit or 64-bit address.
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.
The range over which a MAB is set (that is, native-address + size) cannot
exceed a 16K-page boundary.
flags
is one of:
-c specifies change access; triggers beakpoint when the value changes
-g specifies a global MAB; can be set only when privileged debugging is
enabled. See Global Debugging on page 1-17. You can specify both the
-g and -h flags.
-h
indicates a halt loop breakpoint, which can only be set by the super ID user
after issuing the priv command. Both the -g and -h flags can be set at once by
the super ID user.
-r
specifies read access
-w
specifies write access
-rw
specifies read/write access (this is the default value)
llce
is a low-level conditional expression that can be specified in any order with flags.