S
- sample .dbxrc file, Initialization File Sample
- save command
- Saving and Restoring a Debugging Run
- save Command
- saving
- debugging run to a file
- Saving and Restoring a Debugging Run
- Saving a Series of Debugging Runs as Checkpoints
- series of debugging runs as checkpoints, Saving a Series of Debugging Runs as Checkpoints
- scope
- changing the visiting, Changing the Visiting Scope
- current
- Navigating To Code
- Variables That Reflect the Current Scope
- defined, Program Scope
- lookup rules, relaxing, Relaxing the Scope Lookup Rules
- visiting, Visiting Scope
- changing, Changing the Visiting Scope
- components of, Components of the Visiting Scope
- scope_global_enums environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- scope_look_aside environment variable
- Setting dbx Environment Variables
- Relaxing the Scope Lookup Rules
- scope resolution operators, Qualifying Symbols With Scope Resolution Operators
- scope resolution search path, Scope Resolution Search Path
- scopes command, scopes Command
- search command, search Command
- segmentation fault
- finding line number of, Using dbx to Locate Problems
- Fortran, causes, Debugging Segmentation Faults
- generating, Using dbx to Locate Problems
- selecting from a list of C++ ambiguous function names, Selecting From a List of C++ Ambiguous Function Names
- session, dbx
- quitting, Quitting Debugging
- starting, Starting a Debugging Session
- session_log_file_name environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- setting
- a trace, Setting a Trace
- breakpoints
- at a member function of a template class or at a template function, stop in function Command
- at all instances of a function template, stop infunction name Command
- in all member functions a class, Setting Breakpoints in All Member Functions of a Class
- in dynamically loaded libraries, Setting Breakpoints in Dynamically Loaded Libraries
- in member functions of different classes, Setting Breakpoints in Member Functions of Different Classes
- in native (JNI) code, Setting Breakpoints in Native (JNI) Code
- in objects, Setting Breakpoints in Objects
- on Java methods, Setting Breakpoints on Java Methods
- with filters that contain function calls, Using a Filter With a Conditional Event
dbx environment variables with the dbxenv command, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- filters on breakpoints, Setting Filters on Breakpoints
- multiple breakpoints in nonmember functions, Setting Multiple Breakpoints in Nonmember Functions
- shared libraries
- compiling for dbx, Shared Libraries Require the -g Option for Full dbx Support
- setting breakpoints in, Setting Breakpoints in Shared Libraries
- shared objects
- fixing, How Fix and Continue Operates
- using fix and continue with, Fix and Continue
- show_static_members environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- showblock command
- Turning On Memory Use and Memory Leak Checking
- showblock Command
- showleaks command
- default output of, Fixing Memory Leaks
- error limit for, Limiting the Number of Errors Reported
- report resulting from, Possible Leaks
- syntax, showleaks Command
- using to ask for a leaks report, Generating a Leak Report
- showmemuse command
- Using Memory Use Checking
- showmemuse Command
- sig event, sig signal
- signals
- cancelling, Understanding Signal Events
- catching, Catching Signals
- changing default lists, Changing the Default Signal Lists
- forwarding, Understanding Signal Events
- FPE, trapping, Trapping the FPE Signal (Solaris Platforms Only)
- handling automatically, Automatically Handling Signals
- ignoring, Catching Signals
- listing those currently being ignored, Catching Signals
- listing those currently being trapped, Catching Signals
- names that dbx accepts, Catching Signals
- sending in a program, Sending a Signal to a Program
- single stepping
- at the machine-instruction level, Single Stepping at the Machine-Instruction Level
- through a program, Single Stepping
- slicing
- arrays, Using Slices
- C and C++ arrays, Array Slicing Syntax for C and C++
- Fortran arrays, Array Slicing Syntax for Fortran
- source command, source Command
- source files, finding
- Mapping the Compile-time Directory to the Debug-time Directory
- Finding Source and Object Files
- source listing, printing, Printing a Source Listing
- SPARC registers, SPARC Register Information
- specifying a path for class files that use custom class loaders, Specifying a Path for Class Files That Use Custom Class Loaders
- stack_find_source environment variable
- Setting dbx Environment Variables
- Changing the Visiting Scope
- stack frame, defined, Using the Call Stack
- stack_max_size environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- stack trace, Tracing Calls
- displaying, Displaying and Reading a Stack Trace
- example
- Displaying and Reading a Stack Trace
- Displaying and Reading a Stack Trace
- reading, Displaying and Reading a Stack Trace
- using on OpenMP code, Using Stack Traces
- stack_verbose environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- starting dbx, Starting dbx or dbxtool and Loading Your Program
- starting dbxtool, Starting dbx or dbxtool and Loading Your Program
- startup options, Options
- status command, status Command
- step_abflow environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- step command
- Stepping Through a Program
- Exception Handling in dbx
- step Command
- step event, step
- step_events environment variable
- Setting dbx Environment Variables
- Efficiency Considerations
- step_granularity environment variable
- Setting dbx Environment Variables
- Single Stepping
- step to command
- Stepping Through Your Program
- Stepping Through a Program
- Native Mode Syntax
- step up command
- Stepping Through a Program
- Native Mode Syntax
- stepi command
- Single Stepping at the Machine-Instruction Level
- stepi Command
- stepping through a program
- Stepping Through Your Program
- Stepping Through a Program
- stop at command
- Setting a stop Breakpoint at a Line of Source Code
- Setting a stop Breakpoint in a Function
- stop change command, Stopping Execution When Variables Change
- stop command, stop in function Command
- syntax, stop Command
- using to set breakpoint at all member functions of a C++ template class, stop inclass classname Command
- using to set breakpoints at all instances of a function template, stop infunction name Command
- using to stop in all member functions of a C++ template class, stop inclass classname Command
- stop event, stop
- stop inclass command, Setting Breakpoints in All Member Functions of a Class
- stop inmember command, Setting Breakpoints in Member Functions of Different Classes
- stopi command
- Setting Breakpoints at the Machine-Instruction Level
- stopi Command
- stopping
- a process with Ctrl+C, Using Ctrl+C to Stop a Process
- in all member functions of a template class, stop inclass classname Command
- process execution, Stopping a Process Execution
- program execution
- if a conditional statement evaluates to true, Stopping Execution on a Condition
- if the value of a specified variable has changed, Stopping Execution When Variables Change
- striding across slices of arrays, Using Strides
- stripped programs, Completely Stripped Programs
- suppress command
- syntax, suppress Command
- using to limit reporting of runtime checking errors, Running Your Program
- using to list errors being suppressed in files not compiled for debugging, Default Suppressions
- using to manage runtime checking errors, Using Suppression to Manage Errors
- using to suppress runtime checking errors, Suppressing Errors
- suppress_startup_message environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- suppression of last error, Suppression of Last Error
- symbol_info_compression environment variable, Setting dbx Environment Variables
- symbol names, qualifying scope, Qualifying Symbols With Scope Resolution Operators
- symbols
- choosing among multiple occurrences of, Choosing Among Multiple Occurrences
- determining which dbx uses, Determining Which Symbol dbx Uses
- printing a list of occurrences, Printing a List of Occurrences of a Symbol
- sync command, sync Command
- sync event, sync
- syncrtld event, syncrtld
- syncs command, syncs Command
- sysin event, sysin code | name
- sysout event, sysout code | name
- system event specifications, System Event Specifications