DEC Digital Alpha VME 4/224 User Manual page 336

dynamic
dynamic — show memory
Shows the state of dynamic memory. Dynamic memory is split into two main
heaps: the console's private heap and the remaining memory heap.
Syntax
dynamic [-c [-r]] [-h] [-p] [-v] [-setsize] [-extend byte_count ] [-z heap_address ]
Options
-c
Performs a consistency check on the default heap or the heap specified with
option -z.
-r
Repairs a broken heap by flooding free blocks with DYN$K_FLOOD_FREE if and
only if the free blocks have been corrupted. Repairing broken heaps is dangerous
at best, as it masks underlying errors. This flag takes effect only if a consistency
check is being done.
-h
Displays the headers of the blocks in the default heap or the heap specified with
option -z.
-p
Displays dynamic memory statistics on a per process basis.
-v
Performs a validation test on the default heap or the heap specified with option
-z.
-setsize
Sets the total memory in the system to the specified size. Adds the memory to or
subtracts the memory from the end of the memory zone.
-extend byte_count
Extends the default memory zone by the specified byte count at the expense of the
main memory zone. This command assumes that these two zones are physically
adjacent.
-z heap_address
Operates on the heap at the specified address.
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