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- pathmap commandFinding Source and Object Files
- for fix and continueFixing Your File
- skimmingUsing the pathmap Command to Improve Skimming
- syntaxpathmap Command
- using to map the compile-time directory to the debug-time directoryMapping the Compile-Time Directory to the Debug-Time Directory
- pointers
- dereferencingDereferencing Pointers
- printingPointer to Fortran Derived Type
- pop command
- syntaxpop Command
- using to change the current stack frameChanging the Visiting Scope
- using to pop frames from the call stackpop Command
- using to pop one frame from the call stackChanging Variables After Fixing
- using to remove frames from the call stackPopping the Call Stack
- pop_auto_destruct dbxenv variabledbx Environment Variables
- popping
- one frame of the call stackChanging Variables After Fixing
- the call stack
- pop Command
- Changing a Function Presently on the Stack
- Changing a Function Currently Being Executed
- Popping the Call Stack
- predefined variables for event specificationUsing Predefined Variables
- preloading
- librtc.soAttached Process on a System Running Linux
- rtcaudit.soAttached Process on a System Running Oracle Solaris
- pretty-printingUsing Pretty-Printing
- call-basedCall-Based Pretty-Printing
- failuresPossible Failures
- function considerationsPretty-Printing Function Considerations
- filtersPython Pretty-Print Filters (Oracle Solaris)
- invokingInvoking Pretty-Printing
- Python
- Using Python on Oracle Solaris
- Python Pretty-Print Filters (Oracle Solaris)
- APIPython Pretty-Print API Documentation
- Python DocsPython Pretty-Print API Documentation
- print command
- syntaxprint Command
- syntax to slice a C or C++ arrayArray Slicing Syntax for C and C++
- syntax to slice a Fortran arrayArray Slicing Syntax for Fortran
- using to dereference a pointerDereferencing Pointers
- using to evaluate a function instantiation or a member function of a class templateprint Expressions
- using to evaluate a variable or expressionPrinting the Value of a Variable, Expression, or Identifier
- using to print the value of an expressionprint Command
- printing
- all the threads on the current teamPrinting Region and Thread Information
- arraysEvaluating Arrays
- data memberLooking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and
Functions
- declaration of a type or C++ classLooking Up Definitions of Types and Classes
- description of the current loopPrinting Region and Thread Information
- description of the current parallel regionPrinting Region and Thread Information
- description of the current task regionPrinting Region and Thread Information
- field typeLooking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and
Functions
- list of all class and function template instantiationsDebugging With C++ Templates
- list of all class and function template instantiationswhereis Command
- list of all known threadsViewing the Threads List
- list of occurrences of a symbolPrinting a List of Occurrences of a Symbol
- list of threads normally not printed (zombies)Viewing the Threads List
- member functionsLooking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and
Functions
- name of the current moduleListing Debugging Information for Modules
- pointerPointer to Fortran Derived Type
- shared, private, and thread private variables in OpenMP codePrinting Variables and Expressions
- source listingPrinting a Source Listing
- source listing for the specified function instantiationlist Expressions
- tvalue of a variable or expressionPrinting the Value of a Variable, Expression, or Identifier
- value of all the machine-level registersUsing the regs Command
- value of an expressionprint Command
- values of function template instantiationsDebugging With C++ Templates
- variable typeLooking Up Definitions of Variables, Members, and
Functions
- proc commandproc Command
- proc_exclusive_attach dbxenv variabledbx Environment Variables
- proc_gone eventproc_gone Event Specification
- valid variablesVariable Valid for proc_gone Events
- procedure linkage tablesProcedure Linkage Tables
- procedure, callingcall Command
- process
- attached, using runtime checking onUsing Runtime Checking on an Attached Process
- attaching dbx using process IDUsing the Process ID
- child
- attaching dbx toAttaching to Child Processes
- using runtime checking onUsing Runtime Checking on a Child Process
- detaching from dbx
- Detaching dbx From a Process
- Detaching a Process From dbx
- detaching from dbx and leaving in a stopped stateDetaching dbx From a Process
- running, attaching dbx to
- Attaching dbx to a Running Process
- Attaching dbx to a Running Process
- stopping executionStopping a Process Execution
- stopping with Ctrl+CUsing Ctrl+C to Stop a Process
- process control commands, definitionControlling Program Execution
- prog commandprog Command
- prog_new eventprog_new Event Specification
- program
- continuing execution ofContinuing Execution of a Program
- after fixingContinuing After Fixing
- at a specified linecont at Command
- fixing
- fix Command
- Fixing Your Program
- killing
- Killing a Program Without Terminating the Session
- Killing a Program Without Terminating the Session
- multithreaded
- debuggingDebugging Multithreaded Applications
- resuming execution ofResuming Execution
- runningRunning a Program
- under dbx, impacts ofImpacts of Running a Program Under dbx
- with runtime checking enabledRunning Your Program
- single-stepping throughControlling Single Stepping Behavior
- status, checkingChecking Program Status
- stepping throughStepping Through a Program
- stopping execution
- if a conditional statement evaluates to trueStopping Execution on a Condition
- if the value of a specified variable has changedStopping Execution When Variables Change
- strippedCompletely Stripped Programs
- python-docs
- commandPython Pretty-Print API Documentation