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System Debug Reference Manual

ERRL[IST] 

Error list.  Lists the most recent error(s) on the error stack.

Syntax 

     ERRL[IST] [ALL]

Parameters 

ALL              By default, only the most recent (set) of errors are
                 displayed.  If the special option ALL is specified, all
                 sets of errors are displayed.

Examples 

     $nmdat > dv a.234e0 
     Display error.  Check ERRLIST for details.  (error #3800)

     $nmdat > errl 
     $47:  Display error.  Check ERRLIST for details.  (error #3800)
     $47:  data read access error  (error #805)
     $47:    READ_CMWORD   bad address: $ VIRT a.234e0
     $47:  No dump file set is opened  (error #5083)

Display error information from the error stack about the last error.
Useful additional error information is often available in the error
stack.  In this example, we see that several error lines were stacked for
command number $47.  The display command failed because no dump has been
opened.

     $nmdat > errl all 

     $47:  Display error.  Check ERRLIST for details.  (error #3800)
     $47:  data read access error  (error #805)
     $47:    READ_CMWORD   bad address: $ VIRT a.234e0
     $47:  No dump file set is opened  (error #5083)

     $22:  Error evaluating a predefined function.  (error #4240)
     $22:    function is"vtor"
     $22:    wl vtor(pc)
                        ^
     $22:  Virtual-to-real translation failed.  (error #6013)

     $1f:  Unknown topic for HELP.  (error #1488)
     $1c:  This command is invalid for this program.  (error #6115)
     $1c:       Program: DAT
     $1c:    mv a.c00012c4
               ^

     $17:  File system error opening an old file.  (error #1302)
     $17:    NONEXISTENT PERMANENT FILE  (FSERR 52) [LOADMACS]

Display all entries in the error stack.  Multiple stacked errors are
displayed, along with the command numbers that caused the errors.  Errors
are recorded for commands $47, $22, $1f, $1c, and $17.

Limitations, Restrictions 

The error stack is implemented as a ring, with a total of 10 elements.


CAUTION  The output format of all System Debug commands is subject to
         change without notice.  Programs that are developed to
         postprocess System Debug output should not depend on the exact
         format (spacing, alignment, number of lines, uppercase or
         lowercase, or spelling) of any System Debug command output.

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