nld and noft Manual

noft Options
nld and noft Manual—520384-003
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DUMPADDRESS or DA
DUMPADDRESS or DA
The DUMPADDRESS option displays code and data from a virtual address inside an
object file’s memory space.
Because all sections in linkfiles start at zero, use DUMPOFFSET or DO on page 5-8 to
display any section other than the text section.
start-address
is the starting virtual address in hexadecimal format.
range-specifier
is the amount of information to display:
{ TO end-address | FOR { number { BYTES | B | WORDS | W } | * }}
end-address
is an ending virtual address in hexadecimal format.
number
is the number of bytes or words to display.
*
displays information to the end of the code or data section.
Considerations:
•
The range of addresses must be entirely within one code or data section.
•
The address of a code section is rounded up to a whole number of words.
•
If an address range begins in a code or data section and ends outside the
section, the output stops at the end of the section and noft emits an error
message.
format-specifier
specifies how the information is to be formatted. format-specifier is one of
the following:
{ ASCII | A }
displays portions of the object file in ASCII format.
[ DUMPADDRESS | DA ] start-address [ range-specifier ]
[ IN format-specifier ]