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

unload-symbol-file Command
Unloads all symbol data associated with a specified loadfile name.
• Entered with no arguments, prompts you before unloading all symbol data having a per-process
scope associated with the current process.
• Entered with only the -g option, prompts you before unloading all symbol files having global
scope.
unload-symbol-file [-g] symbol-file-name
Where:
-g
Unloads a symbol file with global scope.
symbol-file-name
The name of a loadfile whose symbol information you want unloaded.
Related Command: symbol-file (symbol) Command, add-symbol-file Command
unmap-source-name (unmap) Command
Deletes previously set mappings for source file names. The command unmap is an alias for
unmap-source-name.
Related commands: Use the map command to list the existing source file name mappings.
{unmap-source-name|unmap} map-number
Where:
map-number
The number associated with a specific source file name mapping as displayed in the output of
a map-source-name (map) Command.
This command deletes the mapping entry with number map-number. If map-number is the number
of a source file name prefix mapping, than all mapping entries created as a result of this prefix
are also deleted.
Examples
This example shows that when you delete a mapping for a pathname prefix that has resulted in
the creation of new aliases, all such aliases are deleted.
• To display existing mappings:
(eInspect 3,-2): map
4. D:\usr\T1000\src\cpu\mips\x.c is aliased to /v/src/src/cpu/mips/x/c (Prefix match)
3. D:\usr\T1000 is aliased to /v/src
2. D:\usr\T1000\src\cpu\mips\x.c is aliased to /h/src/src/cpu/mips/x/c (Prefix match)
1. D:\usr\T1000 is aliased to /h/src
• To delete alias 1:
(eInspect 3, -2): unmap 1
• To display remaining aliases:
(eInspect 3, -2): map
4. D:\usr\T1000\src\cpu\mips\x.c is aliased to /v/src/src/cpu/mips/x/c (Prefix match)
3. D:\usr\T1000 is aliased to /v/src
In the preceding example, alias 2 was also deleted because it depended on alias 1.
until Command
Continues executing the current process until a specified location is reached, a debugging event
occurs, or the current stack frame returns.
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