Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

227 PCB_t *pcb = (PCB_t *) malloc( sizeof( PCB_t ) );
(eInspect 1,329): next
228 memset( pcb, 0, sizeof( PCB_t ) );
(eInspect 1,329): finish
Run till exit from #0 PCB_create () at \SIERRA.$YOSE1.SYMBAT1.SCXXTST:228
0x70002520:0 in pcbDataStructs_initialize ()
at \SIERRA.$YOSE1.SYMBAT1.SCXXTST:351
351 pcb = PCB_create();
Value returned is $2 = (PCB_t *) 0x0
nocstm Option
The nocstm command-line option specifies that Native Inspect is not to execute the commands in
the custom startup file named EINSCSTM. You can enter the nocstm option only when you explicitly
start Native Inspect with a RUN EINSPECT. You cannot specify the nocstm option with a RUND
command.
Refer to Reading the Custom File (page 23) for more information on the custom startup file.
--nocstm
output Command
Displays the value of the specified expression. The output command is identical to the print
command except that its output is not saved in the value history buffer ($1, $2, and so on).
output [/format] expressions
Where:
format
An optional count, format, and size specification. See Syntax of /format (page 63).
expression
Evaluates the expression and displays its value. See Syntax of expression (page 62).
print Command
Evaluates and displays the value of a specified expression.
The print command assigns a number to each output value, and the displayed result is saved in
the value history buffer. You can use the value history buffer to display the result of previous print
commands; specify the number assigned by the print command ($1, $2, $3, and so on).
Entered with no options, redisplays the last value in the value history buffer.
Effective with the H06.14 RVU, you can invoke command line function calls in the program being
debugged from the debugger command line by using the print command.
NOTE:
• Command line function calls cannot be used with snapshot files.
• Functions that include a breakpoint cannot be involved in a call chain initiated via the command
line call mechanism.
• Command line calls are not yet available for C++, COBOL, and pTAL.
• Command line calls are not available when application is stopped in a dynamic-link library
(DLL).
Special options accepted by the print command are:
• $ refers to the last print display.
• $$ refers to the next-to-last print display.
Related Commands: info locals, info args
nocstm Option 103