Inspect
is an interactive symbolic debugger that enables you to isolate program bugs
quickly.
Few
High-Level Inspect Commands which are specific to 100 coded object files are in
detail below.
IDENTIFIER
Displays information about the internal characteristics of a given data location or of all data locations in one or more scope units. The IDENTIFIER command is a synonym for the INFO IDENTIFIER command.
Displays information about the internal characteristics of a given data location or of all data locations in one or more scope units. The IDENTIFIER command is a synonym for the INFO IDENTIFIER command.
INFO IDENTIFIER
The INFO IDENTIFIER command displays information about the internal characteristics of a given data location or of all data locations in one or more scope units, including native symbols.
The INFO IDENTIFIER command displays information about the internal characteristics of a given data location or of all data locations in one or more scope units, including native symbols.
Usage Considerations
- The INFO IDENTIFIER command can be used for active and
for inactive scope units in processes, PATHWAY servers, and save files. In
a PATHWAY requester program, the INFO IDENTIFIER command can be used only
for active scope units.
- Types of Entities - The form of the output produced by
INFO IDENTIFIER for a given identifier depends on the type of entity the
identifier denotes.
- INFO IDENTIFIER Presentation for Variables - A typical
program contains more identifiers for variables than for any other entity
class.
MATCH
The MATCH command searches for scope-unit names or other identifiers in the current program.
The MATCH command searches for scope-unit names or other identifiers in the current program.
Default Values
- If the MATCH IDENTIFIER command is entered with only
one pattern, Inspect will display only the matching symbols, and the
scopes they were found in.
- If the VERBOSE clause is omitted, scope names are
displayed only if they have a matching pattern.
Usage Considerations
- Matching Uppercase and Lowercase Letters - The MATCH
command does not distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters in
the pattern unless the current language is C.
- Alias Restrictions with the MATCH command - Aliases are
not be expanded in the pattern with the MATCH IDENTIFIER or the MATCH
SCOPE commands.
- Matching Scopes With a Leading “#” - You must include a
“#” to match scopes which have a leading “#”. For example, to match the
scope, “#global”, enter: MATCH SCOPE ##global
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