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

dbx: whatis
Usage notes
1. Variables declared with the const attribute (in your C program) are displayed
without the const attribute.
2. The whatis subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is
running.
Examples
1. To display the declaration of the x variable, enter:
whatis x
2. To display the declaration of the main function, enter:
whatis main
3. To display the declaration of the x variable within the main function, enter:
whatis main.x
4. To display the declaration of a specific condition variable, $c1, enter:
whatis $c1
5. To display the declaration of a specific mutex object, $m1, enter:
whatis $m1
6. To display the declaration of a specific thread, $t1, enter:
whatis $t1
where subcommand for dbx: List active procedures and functions
Format
where [>file]
Description
The where subcommand displays a list of active procedures and functions. By
using the >file option, you can redirect the output of this subcommand to the
specified file.
Options
>flag Redirects output to the specified file.
Usage Note
The where subcommand can be run only while the dbx debug program is running.
Example
To display the list of active routines, enter:
where
Related Information
The up and down subcommands.
whereis subcommand for dbx: Display the full qualifications of
symbols
Format
whereis identifier
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