Native Inspect Manual (H06.07+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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x command
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.
format
can be:
a address
c char
d signed decimal
f float
i instruction
o octal
s string
t binary
u unsigned decimal
x hexadecimal
size
can be:
b byte
h half word (16 bits)
w word (32 bits)
g giant (64 bits or 8 bytes)
address
is the address in memory at which you want the display to start.
For additional details regarding COBOL programs, see Section 3, Using Native Inspect
With COBOL Programs.
x [ /format ] address