Debug Manual

Debug Manual—421921-003
E-1
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Correspondence Between Debug
and Inspect Commands
Table E-1 shows the correspondence of Debug commands to Inspect low-level
commands. The low-level Inspect debugger also supports high-level Inspect
commands. For more information about Inspect commands, see the Inspect Manual.
Table E-1. Correspondence Between Debug and Inspect
Commands (page 1 of 2)
Debug Command
Low-Level Inspect
Command
Command Description for Debug and
Low-Level Inspect
A A Display data or registers in ASCII
AMAP — Provide information about an address
B B Set code breakpoint
BASE SET RADIX Set numeric base for input, output, or both
BM BM Set memory-access breakpoint
C C Clear code breakpoint
CM CM Clear memory-access breakpoint
D D Display data or registers in a specified
numeric format
DJ — Display jump buffer contents in register
format
DN — Display memory in the specified format
EX[IT] — Exit the debug session
F[ILES] F File status query
FC FC Edit or repeat command
FN FN Search memory for 16-bit number
FNL — Search memory for 32-bit number
FREEZE — Disable the processor and assert a freeze on
other processors
H[ELP] HELP Display commands
HALT — Halt a processor
I I Display data or registers in RISC code or
TNS code
IH — Display information about signal handling
INSPECT SELECT
DEBUGGER DEBUG
Switch from Inspect to Debug or from Debug
to Inspect