Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

User Commands (m - o) noft(1)
EXIT | E Stops the noft process.
FC [ history-number | -history-offset | text ]
Allows you to edit or repeat a previously executed subcommand line.
history-number Specifies the number of a previously entered subcommand line.
The default value is the previously entered subcommand line.
-history-offset Specifies a negative offset from the current subcommand line.
The flag entered before the FC subcommand is -1.
text Is a string of characters.
{ HISTORY | H }[number ]
Displays previously entered subcommand lines. number specifies the number of
subcommand lines to be displayed. The default value is 10 subcommand lines.
QUIT | Q Stops the noft utility.
EXAMPLES
1. To find the names of procedures in a source file named sample.c:
noft -FILE sample.o -SET SCOPESOURCE sample.c
"-LISTPROC *"
or
noft -F sample.o -SSS sample.c "-LP *"
2. To find all the procedures that are called by source file sample.c:
noft -FILE sample.o -SET SCOPESOURCE sample.c
"-XREFPROC * CALLEDBY"
or
noft -F sample.o -SSS sample.c "-XP * CALLEDBY"
3. To look at the optimization levels for source file sample.c:
noft -FILE sample.o -SET SCOPESOURCE sample.c
"-LISTOPTIMIZE *"
or
noft -F sample.o -SSS sample.c "-LO *"
4. To look at the optimization level for a single procedure:
noft -FILE sample.o -SET SCOPEPROC procedure-name
"-LISTOPTIMIZE *"
or
noft -F sample.o -SSP procedure-name "-LO *"
or
noft -FILE sample.o -LISTPROC procedure-name DETAIL
or
noft -F sample.o -LP procedure-name D
5. To look at source file numbers for sample.o:
noft -FILE sample.o "-LISTSOURCE *"
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