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

native-address
This is the address in memory that you want to display in ASCII. See Syntax of native-address
(page 61).
count
This is the amount of memory to display. The default value is one byte.
add-symbol-file Command
Reads debugging symbols from the specified loadfile (file code 800). This command enables you
to optionally specify the base address relative to which symbol addresses are computed. The new
symbol data is added to the existing data. For more information, see Optionally Loading Symbols
Information (page 34).
Related Commands
The symbol-file command (see symbol-file (symbol) Command (page 119)) allows you to load
a symbol file, but does not allow you to specify the address at which to load symbol.
add-symbol-file [-g] [-readnow] pathname [address]
Where:
-g
Loads a symbol file with global scope so that symbols are visible to all processes being
debugged.
Entered without the -g option, loads a symbol file with per-process scope so that symbols are
visible only to the current process.
If there is no current process, the added symbol file has global scope, and the -g option is
optional.
-readnow
Expands the symbol table immediately rather than incrementally as needed.
pathname
The OSS pathname or Guardian file name of the TNS/E native code file (with file code 800)
that Native Inspect is to open and from which Native Inspect will load symbols.
address
The load address relative to which symbols should be rebased. This is optional for DLLs only.
See Debugging DLLs (page 28) for more information
The add-symbol-file command prompts you before reading in the loadfile’s symbols regardless
of whether you include an address argument. The prompt displays the address at which Native
Inspect will base the symbols. If you reply No, the command is aborted. If you reply Yes, the
symbols are read in.
amap Command
Displays attributes associated with a specified address.
amap address
Examples
(eInspect 4,1010): amap 0x8000290
pcKind = 19
(eInspect 4,1010): amap 0x70000000
pcKind = 8 ReadOnly Code ElfText PrivToWrite
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