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To display symbols
• Select Display→Symbol () to display information about the symbol in the
entry buffer.
Or:
• Using the command line, enter:
Symbol Display Default
Enter the symbol, module, or function name; then, press the < Return> key.
Symbols and associated information are displayed in the journal window.
When displaying a symbol in the current module, the debugger looks for the
symbol in the current module. If there is no module qualifier, all symbols with
the specified name will be displayed, including global symbols and symbols
local to the module.
The wildcard character * may be placed at the end of a symbol name to
represent zero or more characters. If used with no symbol name, * is treated
the same as \, that is, all symbols are displayed.
Examples
To display the symbol 'update_sys' in the current module:
Symbol Display Default update_sys
To display all symbols in module 'update_sys':
Symbol Display Default
> Symbol Display Default update_sys\
Symbol Display Default update_sys
@ecs\\update_sys
Root is: update_sys
@ecs\\update_sys
update_sys\update_system
Chapter 4: Viewing Code and Data
: Type is High level module.
Code section = 00001436 thru 00001C21
update_sys\
: Type is High level module.
Code section = 00001436 thru 00001C21
: Type is Global Function returning void.
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