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

4 Native Inspect Command Syntax
Categories of Native Inspect Commands
In Table 11, Native Inspect commands are grouped as follows:
Command Line Options, such as: help and nocstm.
Utility Commands, such as: files and dir.
Session Control Commands, such as: attach (detach) and switch.
Snapshot Commands, such as: save and snapshot.
Process Control Commands, such as: continue and next.
Execution Control Commands, such as: ih and mh.
Breakpoint Commands such as: break (tbreak), and enable (disable).
Display and Modify Commands, such as: break(tbreak), and enable(disable).
Stack Commands, such as: downand up.
Object and Symbol File Commands, such as: symbol, and ptype.
Memory Management Command, where the sole command is vq.
Memory Leak Detection Commands, such as: info heap-check, set heap-check and
show heap-check, with their various options.
Table 11 Native Inspect Command Functions
FunctionGroup Name and Command Name
Command-Line Options
Displays the syntax of all the command-line options.help Command, help Option
Specifies that Native Inspect is not to process the EINSCSTM custom file.nocstm Option
Displays version information about GDB, Tcl, and Native Inspect.version Option
Utility Commands
Displays attributes associated with an address.amap Command
Sets the base for numeric input and output.base Command
Changes the current working directory.cd Command
Introduces a comment line.comment (#) Command,
# (comment) Command
Modifies the search path for source files.dir Command
Evaluates an expression and displays the result in several bases.eq Command
Redisplays a previous command for editing and reexecution.fc Command
Displays the files in the current working directory.files (ls) Command, ls (files)
Command
Displays information about files that have been opened by the current program.fopen Command
Displays help information about Native Inspect commands.help Command, help Option
Displays information about the debugging target.info Command
Turns session logging on or off.log Command
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