E

edit commandedit Command

enabling

a breakpoint after an event occursEnabling a Breakpoint After an Event Occurs

memory access checking

Enabling All Runtime Checking

Enabling Memory Access Checking

Finding Memory Access Problems and Memory Leaks

memory leak checking

Enabling All Runtime Checking

Enabling Memory Use and Memory Leak Checking

Finding Memory Access Problems and Memory Leaks

memory use checking

Enabling All Runtime Checking

Enabling Memory Use and Memory Leak Checking

Finding Memory Access Problems and Memory Leaks

error suppression

Suppression of Last Error

Suppressing Errors

defaultDefault Suppressions

examplesSuppressing Error Examples

scopeTypes of Suppression

typesTypes of Suppression

establishing a new mapping from directory to directory

Finding Source and Object Files

Mapping the Compile-Time Directory to the Debug-Time Directory

evaluating

arrays

Evaluating Arrays

Evaluating Arrays

function instantiation or member function of a class templateprint Expressions

unnamed function argumentEvaluating Unnamed Arguments in C++ Programs

event counters

Using Event Counters

Using Event Counters

event handler

hiding-hidden Modifier

retaining across debugging sessions-perm Modifier

event handlers

creatingCreating Event Handlers

manipulatingManipulating Event Handlers

setting, examplesEvent Handler Examples

event management

Event Management

Event Management

event specification modifiers, descriptions ofEvent Specification Modifiers

event specifications

Setting Event Specifications

Creating Event Handlers

Event Handlers

for breakpoint eventsBreakpoint Event Specifications

for data change eventsData Change Event Specifications

for execution progress eventsExecution Progress Event Specifications

for OpenMP codeUsing Events

for synchronizationSynchronization Events

otherOther Events

for other types of eventsOther Event Specifications

for synchronizationSynchronization Events

for system eventsSystem Event Specifications

for thread trackingTracked Thread Event Specifications

keywords, definedSetting Event Specifications

machine-instruction levelSetting Breakpoints at the Machine-Instruction Level

modifiersEvent Specification Modifiers

settingSetting Event Specifications

using predefined variablesUsing Predefined Variables

event-specific variablesVariables Valid for when Command

event_safety dbxenv variabledbx Environment Variables

events

ambiguityParsing and Ambiguity

child process interaction withInteracting With Events

parsingParsing and Ambiguity

examine command

examine Command

Using the examine or x Command

Types of Program Locations

examining the contents of memoryExamining the Contents of Memory

exception handlingException Handling in dbx

examplesExamples of Exception Handling

exception command

exception Command

exception Command

exceptions

floating point, determining cause ofDetermining the Cause of the Exception

floating point, determining location ofDetermining Where the Exception Occurred

in Fortran programs, locatingLocating Exceptions

of a specific type, catchingintercept Command

removing types from intercept listunintercept Command

reporting where type would be caughtwhocatches Command

type of, displayingexception Command

exec function, followingFollowing the exec Function

executables

separate debugging informationDebugging Information in Object Files and Executables

execution progress event specificationsExecution Progress Event Specifications

exists commandexists Command

exit eventexit Event Specification

valid variablesVariable Valid for exit Event

experiments

limiting the size ofSyntax

expressions

displayingMonitoring Expressions

Fortran

complexShowing Complex Expressions

intervalShowing Interval Expressions

monitoring changesMonitoring Expressions

monitoring the value ofMonitoring Expressions

printing the value of

print Command

Printing the Value of a Variable, Expression, or Identifier

stop the display ofStop the Display (Undisplaying)