module Command

The module command reads debugging information for one or more modules. It is valid only in native mode.

Syntax

module [-v]

Print the name of the current module.

module [-f] [-v] [-q] {name | -a}

If name is specified, read in debugging information for the module called name. If –a is specified, read in debugging information for all modules.

where:

name is the name of a module for which to read debugging information.

-a specifies all modules.

-f forces reading of debugging information, even if the file is newer than the executable. Use this option with caution!

-v specifies verbose mode, which prints language, file names, and such.

-q specifies quiet mode.