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z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

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dbx: alias<br />

alias stopf(file, line) "stop at \"file\":line"<br />

args subcommand for dbx: Display program arguments<br />

Format<br />

args<br />

Description<br />

The args subcommand displays the argument count and a list of arguments that<br />

are passed to the user’s program when dbx starts debugging the program.<br />

Usage Note<br />

The args subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is running.<br />

Examples<br />

To display the current arguments, enter:<br />

args<br />

Related Information<br />

The rerun and run subcommands.<br />

assign subcommand for dbx: Assign a value to a variable<br />

Format<br />

assign [variable=expression]<br />

Description<br />

The assign subcommand assigns the value specified by the expression argument<br />

to the variable specified by the variable argument.<br />

Usage notes<br />

1. The assign subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is<br />

running.<br />

2. Functions cannot be specified with the expression argument.<br />

Examples<br />

1. To assign the value 5 to a variable x, enter:<br />

assign x = 5<br />

2. To assign the value of a variable y to a variable x, enter:<br />

assign x = y<br />

3. To assign a value to a storage location, enter:<br />

assign 0x02e0f7f0 = 0xff<br />

4. To assign a value to a register, enter:<br />

assign $r7 = 123<br />

5. To change the exit_status of a specific thread, enter:<br />

assign $t1.exit_status=&$void(0x2d95840);<br />

case subcommand for dbx: Change how dbx interprets symbols<br />

Format<br />

case [default | mixed | lower | upper]<br />

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