HP UX Debugging Tools manual 73

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print	x =	y + z	Assigns the value of y + z to x (using C syntax).
			Displays the result in the debugger output area.
set x = y		+ z	Assigns the value of y + z to x (using C syntax).
			Does not display the result in the debugger
			output area.
declare int idx			Creates the temporary variable idx of type int
			(using C syntax).
list	declares		Show all user-de￿ned (temporary) variables.
args			Show the values of arguments of the current	4

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The next sections giv e you some idea of the the versatility and ￿exibilit y of these commands. They describe how to use debugger commands to examine arrays, pointers, linked lists, and bu￿ers.

The online command reference gives more examples and describes all the options for each command.

Examining Arrays

To print an entire array, enter the print command and specify the array name without a subscript. For example, suppose the array list is declared as follows:

static int list[5] = {3,4,2,0,5};

The following command prints the array list:

print list

\\parray\list: (array)

\\parray\list[0]: 3

\\parray\list[1]: 4

\\parray\list[2]: 2

\\parray\list[3]: 0

\\parray\list[4]: 5

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