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

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Usage Note
The display memory subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program
is running.
Examples
1. To display one long word of memory content in hexadecimal starting at the
address 0X3FFFE460, enter:
0x3fffe460 / x
2. To display 2 bytes of memory content as characters starting at the address of
variable y, enter:
&y/2c
3. To display from the point where you left off, when using . (period) in place of
one of the addresses, enter:
0x100 / 2 which displays 2 words starting at x’100’
followed by:
. / 3 which displays 3 words starting at x’108’
Related Information
See also: cleari, gotoi, registers, stepi, nexti, tracei, and stopi commands.
down subcommand for dbx: Move the current function down the stack
Format
down [count]
Description
The down subcommand moves the current function down the stack count number
of levels. The current function is used for resolving names. The default for the count
argument is 1.
Usage Note
The down subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is running.
Examples
1. To move one level down the stack, enter:
down
2. To move three levels down the stack, enter:
down 3
Related Information
The up and where subcommands.
dump subcommand for dbx: Display the names and values of
variables in a procedure
Format
dump [procedure] [>file]
dbx: display memory
Description
The dump subcommand displays the names and values of all variables in the
specified procedure. If the procedure argument is . (dot), all active variables are
displayed. If the procedure argument is not specified, the current procedure is used.
If the >file option is used, the output is redirected to the specified file.
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