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Table of Contents
- Debug Interfaces
- Direct Calls
- Process Abort Calls
- Debug Command and Intrinsic Descriptions
- :DEBUG Command
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Example
- :RESETDUMP Command
- Syntax
- Discussion
- Example
- :SETDUMP Command
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Examples
- DEBUG Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
- HPDEBUG Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
- HPRESETDUMP Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
- HPSETDUMP Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
- RESETDUMP Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
- SETDUMP Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Examples
- STACKDUMP Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Examples
- STACKDUMP' Intrinsic
- Syntax
- Parameters
- Discussion
- Condition Codes
- Example
Debug may be invoked directly through an integrated set of
commands and intrinsics. All MPE V intrinsics are supported. In
addition, several new intrinsics have been added to enhance the
functionality of MPE/iX and take advantage of the new debugger.
The commands and intrinsics allow you to enter the debugger from
three different paths:
Directly from a command interpreter (CI) command in a session. From a program through an intrinsic call. From the system during an abnormal process termination (a process abort).
Many of the commands and intrinsics that make up the system
debugger interface also allow you to specify an optional character
string containing Debug commands . If supplied, this string is passed
to Debug for execution as part of debugger initialization.
The MPE/iX commands and intrinsics allow you to do the following:
Enter Debug from a program or in a session directly from the CI. Generate stack trace upon demand from within a program. Execute a defined series of Debug commands from a session, job,
or program. Arm a call to Debug to take place during the process abort sequence. Disarm the call to Debug during the process abort sequence.
The Debug commands and intrinsics are described in the following
sections. For additional information, refer to the MPE/iX
Commands Reference Manual and the MPE/iX Intrinsics
Reference Manual.
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