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

BIND Commands
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INFO Command
You can use the INFO command to display information about nested code blocks
(blocks with a lexical level greater than one). If you do not specify the qualified block
name, however, Binder selects the first occurrence of the block name.
OUT file-name
directs the output listing to the specified file. See OUT Command on page 3-39 for
additional information.
INCLUDE CODE block-list
displays the attributes and lengths of code blocks in the block-list and the total
code size. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of block-list. With the DETAIL option, only
the external definition of a code block is displayed. You can display any instance of
such a code block by fully qualifying the block-list with the name of its source file.
INCLUDE DATA block-list
displays the lengths of all data blocks in block-list and the total data size.
INCLUDE ENTRY entry-list
displays the attributes of entry points in entry-list. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of
entry-list.
INCLUDE *
displays the attributes of all code blocks, data blocks, entry points, and RTDUs in
the include lists. This is the only way to display all instances of a multiply-defined
code block.
DETAIL
provides further information for blocks in the include lists such as date and time
compiled, source language and environment (setting of the ENV directive),
SYMBOLS ON or OFF, and the source file from which the block was compiled.
UNRESOLVED DATA
displays names of data blocks on the unresolved reference list and in the
undefined list.
INFO [ / OUT file-name / ]
{ INCLUDE { CODE block-list } [ , DETAIL ] }
{ { DATA block-list } }
{ { ENTRY entry-list} }
{ { * } }
{ }
{ UNRESOLVED { DATA } }
{ { ENTRY } }
{ { * } }
{ }
{ UNDEFINED * }
{ }
{ * [ , DETAIL ] }