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

Where:
commandname
The name of the command to be defined. If a command by that name already exists, you are
asked to confirm if you want to redefine that command.
Usage Note
A user-defined command is a sequence of commands to which you assign a new name as a
command. This is done with the define Command (page 71). User commands can accept up to
10 arguments separated by whitespace. You access arguments within the user-defined command
by specifying $arg0 ... $arg9.
down (down-silently) Command
Selects the stack frame that is called by the current stack frame. The selected stack frame becomes
the stack frame relative to which program state is displayed. The down command also prints out
information about the selected stack frame.
Related Commands: The up command (see up (up-silently) Command (page 123)).
{down|down-silently} count
Where:
count
The number of frames to traverse before selecting a frame.
Example
See the Example in the section titled: up (up-silently) Command (page 123).
enable Command
Enables breakpoints that you have disabled using the disable command (see disable Command
(page 75)).
If you do not enter any breakpoint numbers, the command enables all the breakpoints associated
with the current process.
enable [once|delete] [breakpoint-number...]
Where:
once
Enables the specified breakpoint and then disables it after it is hit once.
delete
Enables and then deletes the specified breakpoint after it is hit.
breakpoint-number
The number of a disabled breakpoint or catch event that you want to enable.
Example
To disable and then enable a breakpoint:
(eInspect 1,329): disable 1
(eInspect 1,329): info break
Num Type Disp Enb Address What
1 breakpoint keep n 0x70002540 in pcbDataStructs_initialize
at \SIERRA.$YOSE1.SYMBAT1.SCXXTST:352
stop only if pcb->pin == 2
print PCB
(eInspect 1,329): enable 1
(eInspect 1,329): info break
Num Type Disp Enb Address What
78 Native Inspect Command Syntax