Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.25+, H06.03+)

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enoft(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual

LIST Only lists the ﬁle, program, and section headers, the layout of the

sections, a list of common ﬁle attributes, compiler information,

various symbols, optimization levels, procedures, and source ﬁles.

{-DUMPADDRESS | -DA } scope [ IN format_spec ]

Displays code and data from a virtual address inside an object ﬁle’smemory

space. scope is the following:

start_address [range_spec ]

start_address

Speciﬁes the starting virtual address. The value speciﬁed is assumed to

be in decimal format unless preﬁxed by 0x to make it hexadecimal for-

mat. For ICODE or INNERLIST displays, start_address must be on a

16-byte boundary; for all other formats, enoft rounds the speciﬁed

address down to the beginning of the bundle to be displayed.

range_spec

Speciﬁes the amount of information to display. range_spec is one of the

following:

TO end_address

Is the ending virual address. The value speciﬁed is assumed

to be in decimal format unless preﬁxed by 0x to make it hexa-

decimal format. For ICODE or INNERLIST displays,

end_address must be on a 16-byte boundary; for all other for-

mats, enoft rounds the speciﬁed address down to the begin-

ning of the next bundle.

Valid values must be within the same section as the

start_address. If the scope of the output is limited by another

ﬂag to a single procedure, only values within that procedure

are valid.

If you omit TO end_address, only one 4-byte or 16-byte unit

is displayed.

FOR number [{BYTES | B }|{UNITS | U }]

Is the number of bytes or units (4-byte or 16-byte groups) to

display. Valid values for number can be in decimal or hexade-

cimal format. The value speciﬁed is assumed to be in decimal

format unless preﬁxed by 0x to make it hexadecimal format.

If BYTES, B, UNITS,orU is omitted, the number displayed

is the speciﬁed multiple of an 8-bit value, depending on the

part of the object ﬁle being displayed; code instructions in a

code section are displayed in multiples of 16-byte bundles,

while all other data is displayed in multiples of 4 bytes.

FOR * [{BYTES | B }|{UNITS | U }]

Displays information to the end of the procedure, subpro-

cedure, or section. If BYTES, B, UNITS,orU is omitted,

code instructions in a code section are displayed in multiples

of 16-byte bundles, while all other data is displayed in multi-

ples of 4 bytes.

If you use the -DUMPADDRESS ﬂag on an OSS shell com-

mand line, the ﬂag speciﬁcation must be enclosed in quotation

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