Commands That Control Load Object Expansion and Collapse

object_list

Display a two-column list showing the status and names of available load objects. The expansion status of each load object is shown in the first column, and the name of the object is shown in the second column. The name of each load object is preceded either by a yes that indicates that the functions of that object are shown in the function list (expanded), or by a no that indicates that the functions of that object are not shown in the function list (collapsed). All functions for a collapsed load object map to a single entry in the function list representing the entire load object.

The following is an example of a load object list.

(er_print) object_list
Sel Load Object
=== ==================
no  <Unknown>
yes <Freeway>
yes <libCstd_isa.so.1>
yes <libnsl.so.1>
yes <libmp.so.2>
yes <libc.so.1>
yes <libICE.so.6>
yes <libSM.so.6>
yes <libm.so.1>
yes <libCstd.so.1>
yes <libX11.so.4>
yes <libXext.so.0>
yes <libCrun.so.1>
yes <libXt.so.4>
yes <libXm.so.4>
yes <libsocket.so.1>
yes <libgen.so.1>
yes <libcollector.so>
yes <libc_psr.so.1>
yes <ld.so.1>
yes <liblayout.so.1>

object_select object1,object2,...

Select the load objects for which you want to display information about the functions in the load object. object-list is a list of load objects, separated by commas but no spaces. If a load object is selected, its functions are expanded, and all functions that have non-zero metrics are shown in the function list. If a load object is not selected, its functions are collapsed, and only a single line with metrics for the entire load object instead of its individual functions is displayed.

The names of the load objects should be either full path names or the basename. If an object name itself contains a comma, you must surround the name with double quotation marks.