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- dalias command,
dalias Command
- data change event specifications,
Data Change Event Specifications
- data member, printing,
Looking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and Functions
- dbx command
Starting a Debugging Session
Using the Process ID
dbx Command
- dbx commands
- Java expression evaluation in,
The Java Expression Evaluation in dbx Commands
- static and dynamic information used by when debugging Java code,
Static and Dynamic Information Used by dbx Commands
- using in Java mode,
Using dbx Commands in Java Mode
- valid only in Java mode,
Commands Valid Only in Java Mode
- with different syntax in Java mode,
Commands With Different Syntax in Java Mode
- with identical syntax and functionality in Java mode and native mode,
Commands With Identical Syntax and Functionality in Java Mode and Native Mode
- dbxenv command
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Setting dbx Environment Variables
dbxenv Command
- dbx environment variable, mt_resume_one,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- dbx environment variables,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- and the Korn shell,
The dbx Environment Variables and the Korn Shell
- array_bounds_check,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- c_array_op,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- CLASSPATHX
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Environment Variables for Java Debugging
- core_lo_pathmap,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- debug_file_directory,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- disassembler_version,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- event_safety,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- fix_verbose,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- follow_fork_inherit
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Interacting With Events
- follow_fork_mode
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Using Runtime Checking on a Child Process
Following the fork Function
- follow_fork_mode_inner,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- for Java debugging,
Environment Variables for Java Debugging
- input_case_sensitive
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Uppercase Letters
Uppercase Letters
- JAVASRCPATH
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Environment Variables for Java Debugging
- jdbx_mode
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Environment Variables for Java Debugging
- jvm_invocation
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Environment Variables for Java Debugging
- language_mode,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- macro_expand
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Macro Expansion
- macro_source
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Macro Definitions
- mt_scalable,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- mt_sync_tracing,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_auto_flush,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_base,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_class_prefix,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_derived_type,
Printing C++ Pointers
- output_dynamic_type
Setting dbx Environment Variables
exception [-d | +d] Command
- output_inherited_members,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_list_size,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_log_file_name,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_max_string_length,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_no_literal,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_pretty_print,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_pretty_print_fallback
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- output_short_file_name,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- overload_function,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- overload_operator,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- pop_auto_destruct,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- proc_exclusive_attach,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- rtc_auto_continue
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Running Your Program
Enabling Batch Mode Directly From dbx
- rtc_auto_suppress
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Suppression of Last Error
- rtc_biu_at_exit
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Using Memory Use Checking
- rtc_error_limit
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Limiting the Number of Errors Reported
- rtc_error_log_file_name
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Running Your Program
Enabling Batch Mode Directly From dbx
Enabling Batch Mode Directly From dbx
- rtc_error_stack,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- rtc_inherit,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- rtc_mel_at_exit,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_autostart,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_io,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_pty,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_quick,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_savetty,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- run_setpgrp,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- scope_global_enums,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- scope_look_aside
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Relaxing the Scope Lookup Rules
- session_log_file_name,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- setting with the dbxenv command,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- show_static_members,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- stack_find_source
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Changing the Visiting Scope
- stack_max_size,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- stack_verbose,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- step_abflow,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- step_events,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- step_events,
Efficiency Considerations
- step_granularity
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Single Stepping
- suppress_startup_message,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- symbol_info_compression,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- trace_speed
Setting dbx Environment Variables
Controlling the Speed of a Trace
Controlling the Speed of a Trace
- vdl_mode,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- dbx modes for debugging Java code,
Specifying 64-bit JVM Software
- .dbxrc file,
Using the dbx Initialization File
- creating,
Creating a .dbxrc File
- sample,
Initialization File Sample
- use at dbx startup
The dbx Startup Sequence
Using the dbx Initialization File
- dbxrc file, use at dbx startup
The dbx Startup Sequence
Using the dbx Initialization File
- dbx, starting,
Starting a Debugging Session
- startup options,
Options
- with core file name,
Debugging a Core File
- with process ID only,
Using the Process ID
- dbxtool
Getting Started With dbx
Starting a Debugging Session
Starting a Debugging Session
- debug command,
Changing the Visiting Scope
- syntax,
debug Command
- using to attach dbx to a running process,
Attaching dbx to a Running Process
- using to attach to a child process,
Attaching to Child Processes
- using to debug a core file,
Debugging a Core File in the Same Operating Environment
- debug_file_directory environment variable,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- debugging
- assembly language,
Examining the Contents of Memory
- child processes,
Attaching to Child Processes
- code compiled without -g option,
Code Compiled Without the -g Option
- core file
Examining a Core File
Debugging a Core File
- machine-instruction level
Debugging at the Machine-Instruction Level
Stepping and Tracing at Machine-Instruction Level
- mismatched core file,
Debugging a Mismatched Core File
- multithreaded programs,
Debugging Multithreaded Applications
- optimized code,
Debugging Optimized Code
- debugging information
- for all modules, reading in,
Listing Debugging Information for Modules
- for a module, reading in,
Listing Debugging Information for Modules
- debugging run
- saved
- replaying,
Saving and Restoring Using replay
- restoring,
Restoring a Saved Run
saving,
Saving and Restoring a Debugging Run
- declarations, looking up (displaying),
Viewing Variables, Members, Types, and Classes
- delete command,
delete Command
- deleting
- all call stack frame filters,
Hiding Stack Frames
- call stack frames,
Hiding Stack Frames
- specific breakpoints using handler IDs,
Deleting Specific Breakpoints Using Handler ID Numbers
- dereferencing a pointer,
Dereferencing Pointers
- detach command
Detaching a Process From dbx
Detaching dbx From a Process
detach Command
- detach event,
detach
- detaching
- a process from dbx
Detaching a Process From dbx
Detaching dbx From a Process
- a process from dbx and leaving it in a stopped state,
Detaching dbx From a Process
- determining
- cause of floating point exception (FPE),
Determining the Cause of the Exception
- location of floating point exception (FPE),
Determining Where the Exception Occurred
- number of instructions executed,
Determining the Number of Instructions Executed by a Source Line
- number of lines executed,
Determining the Number of Lines Executed
- the granularity of source line stepping,
Single Stepping
- where your program is crashing,
Examining a Core File
- which symbol dbx uses,
Determining Which Symbol dbx Uses
- differences between Korn shell and dbx commands,
Using dbx With the Korn Shell
- -disable event specification modifier,
-disable
- disassembler_version environment variable,
Setting dbx Environment Variables
- dis command
Types of Program Locations
Using the dis Command
dis Command
- display command
Monitoring Expressions
Monitoring Expressions
display Command
- displaying
- all the data members directly defined by a class,
Printing C++ Pointers
- all the data members inherited from a base class,
Printing C++ Pointers
- an unnamed function argument,
Evaluating Unnamed Arguments in C++ Programs
- a stack trace,
Displaying and Reading a Stack Trace
- declarations,
Viewing Variables, Members, Types, and Classes
- definitions of templates and instances,
Debugging With C++ Templates
- inherited members,
Looking Up Definitions of Types and Classes
- source code for function template instantiations,
Debugging With C++ Templates
- symbols, occurrences of,
Printing a List of Occurrences of a Symbol
- template definitions,
Looking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and Functions
- the definitions of templates and instances,
whatis name Command
- type of an exception,
exception [-d | +d] Command
- variables and expressions,
Monitoring Expressions
- variable type,
Looking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and Functions
- dlopen event,
dlopen [ lib-path ] dlclose [ lib-path ]
- documentation, accessing,
Oracle Solaris Studio Documentation
- documentation index,
Oracle Solaris Studio Documentation
- down command
Changing the Visiting Scope
Moving Down the Stack
down Command
- dump command,
dump Command
- dump command, using on OpenMP code,
Using the dump Command
- dynamic linker,
Dynamic Linker