Binder Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

BIND Commands
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DUMP Command
You cannot use the DELETE command to delete nested code blocks (code blocks with
a lexical level greater than one).
CODE block-list
specifies code blocks to be deleted. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of block-list.
DATA block-list
specifies data blocks to be deleted. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of block-list.
*
specifies that all blocks are to be deleted.
Considerations
•
The DELETE command has three functions:
°
Places external references to deleted blocks on the unresolved reference lists.
°
Removes external references from deleted blocks from the unresolved and
undefined reference lists if no other blocks refer to those names.
°
Discontinues parameter checking for the deleted blocks.
•
If you specify DELETE *, the SELECT and SET specifications remain in effect.
Binder clears the include, modify, undefined, and unresolved reference lists.
Example
The following example deletes all data and code blocks from the include lists.
@DELETE *
DUMP Command
The DUMP command displays all or part of the contents of a specified code or data
block from the current object file. The display is unformatted.
You can use DUMP on nested code blocks (blocks with a lexical level greater than
one); however, if you do not qualify the procedure name, BIND selects the first one in
the object file.
DELETE { CODE block-list }
{ DATA block-list }
{ * }
DUMP [ / OUT file-name / ] { CODE code-block-name }
{ DATA data-block-name }
{ offset [ , count ] } [ spec-list ] [ FROM file-name ]
{ offset [ , * ] }
{ * }