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

frame frame-number
Prints information about the current or the specified stack frame. To display frame numbers,
use the bt command. The frame at which execution is currently halted is numbered 0, and
frame numbers continue consecutively to the base frame, from which execution began.
functions regular-expression
Prints all function names or those matching the specified regular expression.
handle signal-number
Displays the response that Native Inspect gives when the current program receives various
signals.
line
Displays the starting and ending addresses of the code corresponding to the specified
source line. See Syntax of locspec (page 59).
locals
Prints the values of local variables of the currently selected stack frame. For COBOL
programs, this option prints all variables within the scope of the program unit, including
variables declared with the GLOBAL attribute.
process
Prints information about the process being debugged, which includes displaying the object
file and any DLLs in use, along with their timestamps.
program
Prints execution status of the program being debugged.
registers
Lists all integer registers and their contents.
scope locspec
Displays information about the local variables and argument variables for the specified
scope. See Syntax of locspec (page 59).
sessions
Prints information about all processes being debugged by the current Native Inspect process.
set
Shows all settings of Native Inspect; this is equivalent to the show command.
signals signal-number
Displays the response that Native Inspect gives when the current program receives the
specified signal.
source
Prints information about the current source file.
stack
Prints a backtrace of the stack. See also the bt command (bt (tn) Command (page 69)).
symbol
Describes what symbol is at the specified address. See the section titled Syntax of
native-address (page 61).
symbol-files
Prints the names of all the symbol files visible to the current process, including both
per-process and global symbol files.
target
Prints information about the target being debugged.
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