Inspect Manual

Using Inspect With C++
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Usage Considerations
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Inspect does not support pointers to data members.
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Breakpoints are not supported for:
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Inlined functions
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Member functions of locally defined classes
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Cfront treats structures like classes. Inspect requires class-like syntax to access
fields of structures. The source below was used to generate this example.
struct Example {
int i;
int j;
};
struct Example var;
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Inspect allows you to shorten data member names for C++ objects. Using the
previous example:
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Inspect adds an “_” character to conversion operator functions and the new and
delete operators. For example, to set a breakpoint at the new operator type:
-PROGRAM-BREAK #operator_new
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Note that Cfront may add intermediate fields in classes, thereby making it difficult
to display them.
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY r
r = 52
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY i
i = -10
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY *r
short = -10
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY var
var =
Example::i = 10
Example::j = 52
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY var.i
var.i = 10
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY var.Example::i
var.Example::i = 10