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

To set the number of elements to print:
(eInspect 4,774): set print elements 5
(eInspect 4,774): print pcb->attribute
$5 = {0x0,
0x0,
0x0,
0x0,
0x0...}
To set print dereference, use the following commands:
(eInspect 4,774): list 1
1 char * hw = "hello world!";
2 main()
3 {
4 printf("%s\n", hw);
* 5 }
(eInspect): show print dereference
Suppress dereferencing of char * is on.
(eInspect): set print dereference
(eInspect): print hw
$3 = 0x70000900 "hello world!"
(eInspect): set print dereference off
(eInspect): print hw
$4 = 0x70000900
To set max-function-matches, use the following commands:
(eInspect): set max-function-matches 5
(eInspect): show max-function-matches
Maximum number of function matches reported by info functions
(set to zero to report all matches) is 5.
(eInspect): set max-function-matches 0
(eInspect): show max-function-matches
Maximum number of function matches reported by info functions
(set to zero to report all matches) is unlimited.
Printing an optimized variable shows where the variable has not been optimized away and
is available. This is intended mostly for “live target” (non-snapshot) debugging. You can then
either move forward in the execution or place a break at an earlier point to find a line/address
where the value of a variable prints successfully. The number of closest locations is set to 3,
but can be controlled using set optimized-loc-print:
(eInspect 3,904):p i
Due to optimization, the address/value of "i" is unknown for the
current location.
Closest location(s) where it is available:
1) 0x70001452 to 0x70001540 (in line 84 to 88) in register $r39
2) 0x700017c1 to 0x70001890 (in line 99 to 103) in register $r32
set Command (variable)
Evaluates an expression and assigns the resulting value to a variable.
set [variable] var-name {expression|value}
Where:
var-name
The name of a variable in the current process.
expression
is an expression whose value you want to be assigned to var-name. See Syntax of expression
(page 62).
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