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Chapter 9: Debugger Commands
Symbol Display
To display symbols in all modules, specify a backslash as the command
argument.
Symbol Display Default \
To displays all symbols in a specified module or function, enter a module
name or function name followed by a backslash.
Symbol Display Default memset\
The wildcard character * may be placed at the end of a symbol name with any
option. The * can be used to represent zero or more characters. If used with
no symbol name, * is treated the same as \, that is, all symbols are displayed.
If you enter a symbol name without a module specification, 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. Global symbols are not attached to a module.
Symbol Display Default dest
If you specify a structure name using the Types option, the debugger shows all
members in the structure and their types.
Default
If you specify Default, the debugger displays all types of symbols.
Options
The following options may be specified to display subsets of symbols.
Data¯os
Functions&labels
Modules
Types
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displays symbol name, storage class, data type, and
addresses of data and macro symbols.
displays symbol name, storage class, data type, return
type, and addresses of functions and labels.
displays names, module type (high-level, assembly-level,
or non-loaded), and section addresses of modules.
displays all symbol types.
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