nld and noft Manual

Converting From Binder to nld and noft
nld and noft Manual—520384-003
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Comparing Binder Commands to noft Options
Comparing Binder Commands to noft Options
For descriptions of individual noft options, see Section 5, noft Options.
Table 9-3. Comparing Binder with noft (page 1 of 2)
Binder Command noft Option Notes
CD CD
COMMENT COMMENT
DUMP DUMPADDRESS
DUMPOFFSET
DUMPPROC
In Binder, a code or data block name is
specified by an offset from base of block
and optional number of words.
In noft, there are three options:
•
DUMPADDRESS is specified by the
virtual address within the object
file’s memory space.
•
DUMPOFFSET is specified by the
physical offset with the object file.
•
DUMPPROC is specified by the
procedure name.
ENV ENV
EXIT EXIT
QUIT
FC FC, !
FILE FILE
HELP HELP
INFO LIST
INFO INCLUDE CODE LISTPROC noft performs this function on a
procedure level instead of on a code
block level.
INFO INCLUDE DATA DUMPADDRESS noft performs this function on a
address level instead of on a data block
level.
INFO UNRESOLVED LISTUNRESOLVED noft can give either the total number of
unresolved items or detailed information
about each unresolved data item and
procedure.
INFO UNDEFINED LISTUNRESOLVED
LIST LIST
LIST SOURCE LISTSOURCE
LIST CODE LISTPROC noft performs this function on a
procedure level instead of on a code or
data block level.