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

BIND Commands
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LIST Command
You can use the LIST command with nested code blocks (blocks with a lexical level
greater than one); however, if you do not fully qualify the code block, Binder selects the
first occurrence of the code block name in the file.
OUT file-name
directs the output listing to the specified file. file-name is a standard file name.
See OUT Command on page 3-39 for additional information.
SOURCE
specifies that the source file be listed for each code and data block used in
creating the object file. The output shows, by source file, all code blocks (identified
by the letter P) and all data blocks (identified by the letter B) in the object file.
CODE name-list [IN SPACE num]
lists the load map for each name in name-list. The 132-character output gives
all the information shown in a load map from Binder. See Table 3-2 for valid forms
of name-list.
num
is an octal number between 0 and %37.
CODE block-list
lists the base address in code space for each block name in block-list. The
asterisk specification is not acceptable for this command, but all other valid forms
of block-list, as shown in Table 3-2, are allowed. The 132-character output
gives all the information shown in a load map from Binder.
DATA name-list
lists the load map for each address in name-list. The 132-character output gives all
the information shown in a load map from Binder. See Table 3-2 for valid forms
of name-list.
LIST [ / OUT file-name / ]
{ { SOURCE } [ FROM file-name ] }
{ { } }
{ { CODE name-list [ IN SPACE num ] } }
{ { } }
{ { CODE block-list } }
{ { } }
{ { DATA name-list } }
{ { } }
{ { DATA block-list } }
{ { } }
{ { XREF [ XREF- options ] } }
{ }
{ ( list-option [ , list-option ] ... ) }
{ [ FROM file-name ] [ , BRIEF ] }