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File Viewing Commands
Table I-2. File Viewing Commands
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| Cmd | Syntax | Description |
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| + | | Moves forward in the current file the |
| | | specified number of lines (or the specified |
| | + [ number] | number of instructions in disassembly mode). |
| | | If you do not enter a number, the next line |
| | | (or instruction) becomes the current line (or |
| | | instruction). |
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| - | | Moves the specified number of lines (or the |
| | | specified number of instructions in |
| | - [ number] | disassembly mode) backward in the current |
| | | file and updates the windows. The default is |
| | | one line (or instruction) before the current |
| | | line (or instruction). |
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| / | | Searches forward in the file for the |
| | | specified string. Searches wrap around the |
| | / [ string] | end of the file. If you do not enter a |
| | | string, the last one that you entered is used |
| | | again. The string must be literal; wild |
| | | cards are not supported. |
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| ? | | Searches backward in the current file for a |
| | | specific pattern. Searches wrap around the |
| | ? [ string] | beginning of the file. If you do not enter a |
| | | string, the last search string is used again. |
| | | The string must be literal; wild cards are |
| | | not supported. |
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| D | | Adds the directory that you specify to the |
| | { D } "dir" | list of directory search paths for source |
| | { Directory} | files. |
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| ld | | Lists all the alternate directories that are |
| | { ld } | searched when the debugger tries to locate |
| | { list directories} | the source files. |
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| lf | | Lists all source files containing executable |
| | { lf } [ string] | statements that were compiled to build the |
| | { list files} | executable file. If a string is specified, |
| | | only those files beginning with the string |
| | | are listed. |
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| L | | Displays in the command window the current |
| | { L } | file, procedure, line number and the source |
| | { Location} | text for the current point of execution. |
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| n | | Repeats the previous search (/ or ?) |
| | { n } | command. |
| | { next} | |
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| N | | Repeats the previous search (/ or ?) |
| | { N } | command, searching in the opposite direction. |
| | { Next} | |
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Table I-2. File Viewing Commands (cont.)
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| Cmd | Syntax | Description |
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| v | | Displays one source window forward from the |
| | { v } [ location] | current source window. One line from the |
| | { view} | previous window is preserved for context. If |
| | | your terminal does not support windowing, |
| | | only the new source line is displayed. Using |
| | | the location option causes the specified |
| | | location to become the current location, and |
| | | the source at the specified location is then |
| | | displayed in the source window. |
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| V | | Displays the text for the procedure at the |
| | { V } [ depth] | depth on the program stack that you specify. |
| | { View} | If you do not enter a depth, the current |
| | | active procedure is used. |
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| va | | Displays in the source window assembly code |
| | { va } address | at the specified address. A specified |
| | { view address} | address can be an absolute address or |
| | | symbolic code label with an optional offset |
| | | (for example, _start + 0x20). |
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