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

|
|
|
|
|
dbx: variables
$hexchars $hexints $hexstrings
When set, dbx prints characters, integers or character pointers in
hexadecimal.
$hexin $octin
When set, dbx interprets input in hexadecimal or octal. The $hexin and
$octin dbx set variables are only supported in dbx command-line mode and
will not affect the interpretation of GUI input. If the user of the GUI
debugger desires input to be interpreted as octal or hexidecimal, the input
must be prefixed with ″0″ or ″0x″ respectively.
$historywindow
Specifies the number of commands to display and retain in the history list.
$hold_next
When set, dbx automatically holds all threads except the current thread
during next, nexti, step or stepi command execution. When not set, all
threads resume execution and may hit the breakpoint set by the next, nexti,
step, or step command execution.
$listwindow
Specifies the number of lines to list and listi commands.
$maxstring
When set, specifies the maximum number of characters to be displayed
when printing a string. String printing will halt when $maxstring characters
are printed. Set to zero to completely display strings. The default value is
zero.
$noflbregs
When set, DO NOT display IEEE floating point registers with the registers
command.
$noflregs
When set, DO NOT display floating point registers with the registers
command.
$octints
When set, dbx prints integers in octal.
$r_precision
Sets the amount of precision, in bytes, to use when displaying an integer
value. Possible values are 4 and 8.
$repeat
When set, dbx executes the previous command if none is entered.
$showbases
When set dbx will show base class data when a derived class is printed.
$sigblock
When set, all signals intended for the debugee program will be blocked.
$sticky_debug
When set dbx will recognize sticky bit programs and DLLs in the loadmap.
$unsafeassign $unsafegoto $unsafebounds
Turn off type checking for assignments, goto and array bounds checking.
942 z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command Reference