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

The segment corresponding to segid becomes the current in-use segment (marked with the letter
g) for Native Inspect commands. (The current in-use segment for the process itself is marked with
the letter p.)
If you do not specify a segid, the vq command displays information about the extended segments
allocated by the current process.
wait Command
Instructs Native Inspect to stop prompting and wait for a Debug event to occur or for you to press
the Break key.
You might need to use the wait command when debugging multiple processes because debugging
events for processes other than the current process are reported only when Native Inspect waits
(implicitly or explicitly) for events for the current process.
wait
whatis Command
Prints the data type of a specified expression.
whatis expression
Where:
expression
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.
which Command
The which command prints file, function, and line information of the specified (text or data) symbol.
which symbol
Where:
symbol
Specifies the symbol for which the data is retrieved. See symbol-file (symbol) Command
(page 119).
Example
(eInspect): which main
Line 1346 of "myprog.c"
starts at address 0x4000000000161720 <main>
and ends at 0x4000000000161740 <main+0x20>.
x Command
Examines memory in any of several formats, independently of your program’s data types.
x [/format] address
Where:
/format
Specifies three optional specifications for format, size, and count of memory elements you want
to display. See Syntax of /format (page 63).
The count must be first, but you can specify the format and size specifications in any order as
follows:
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