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Symbols
Global
Global symbols in spmt_demo.X
Procedure symbols
Procedure name _________________ Address range __ Segment _____________ Offset
_apply_controll
_apply_producti
_calculate_answ
_clear_buffer
_endcommand
_format_result
_get_next_token
_initialze
_input_line
_lookup_token
_main
_math_library
_move_byte
_outputline
_parse_command
STATUS:
Build successful; no warnings were issued_____________________...R....
display global_symbols
run
trace
When you load an absolute file into memory (unless you use the
"nosymbols" syntax), symbol information is also loaded. Both global
symbols and symbols that are local to a source file can be displayed.
To display global symbols, enter the following command.
display global_symbols <RETURN>
Listed are address ranges associated with a symbol, the segment that
the symbol is associated with, and the offset of that symbol within the
segment.
00F773 - 00F847
00F4FF - 00F5C3
00F848 - 00F8F8
00F2DB - 00F34F
00FA8B - 00FAA2
00F5C4 - 00F638
00F6D6 - 00F772
00F639 - 00F6D5
00F000 - 00F055
00F350 - 00F3EC
00FAA3 - 00FB3A
00F1F0 - 00F279
00F056 - 00F0A7
00F27A - 00F2DA
00F96E - 00FA0A
step
display
modify
break
end
0773
04FF
0848
02DB
0A8B
05C4
06D6
0639
0000
0350
0AA3
01F0
0056
027A
096E
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