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

1 breakpoint keep y 0x70002540 in pcbDataStructs_initialize
at \SIERRA.$YOSE1.SYMBAT1.SCXXTST:352
stop only if pcb->pin == 2
print PCB
enable display Command
Enables the evaluation and display of a previously disabled display expression.
If you do not specify a number, the command displays all the previously displayed expressions
on the automatic display list.
enable display [number]
Where:
number
An ordinal number that identifies an expression on the automatic display list.
Considerations
• To specify an expression for automatic display, use the display command (see display
Command (page 76)).
• To display the expression numbers on the automatic display list, either use the info command
(see info Command (page 86)) with the display option, or enter the display command
with no arguments.
env Command
Displays information about the environment of the current process, including register values; segment
numbers for data space, code space and user stack; and user segment information.
env
Native Inspect also displays the current input and output base, whether logging is currently on or
off, and the number of lines in a page (show height).
For process debugging, the terminal name and the privileged mode (show priv) are also
displayed.
eq Command
A Debug-compatible Tcl command that evaluates an expression and displays the result in octal,
decimal, hexadecimal, and ASCII.
eq expression
Where:
expression
An expression used in the current process.
exit (quit) Command
An alias for the quit command (see quit (exit) Command (page 108)). This command closes the
current Native Inspect session but leaves the current process running.
If you enter the quit or exit command when breakpoints are set in the process or when the
process is suspended, Native Inspect issues a warning and gives you the option of continuing or
aborting the operation.
fc Command
Redisplays a previous command and allows you to edit and reexecute the command. This command
behaves like the fc command in TACL on a NonStop system.
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