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Using Technician Interface Software
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Viewing the Load Addresses and Sizes of Applications
The
loadmap
command allows you to view the load address and size of each
dynamically loadable application.
Enter the
loadmap
command with one or more of the following optional
parameters to view the addresses and sizes of the applications located on a
specified slot or slots. The
<slot_no.> variable is the number of the slot where the
applications are located (you can also enter the keyword
all
to view the
applications for all slots). The
<filename> variable is the name of the file to which
you want to direct the output.
loadmap
[ <slot_no.> ] [ <filename> ]
loadmap
[ <slot_no.> - <slot_no.> ] [ <filename> ]
loadmap
[ <slot_no.> , <slot_no.> , . . .] [ <filename> ]
If you enter the
loadmap
command without entering a slot number, the system
dumps the addresses and sizes of all applications on all slots to the specified file
name. If you do not specify a destination file name, the system displays the
addresses and sizes of the applications on the screen.
Examples:
The following example shows a sample screen display when you issue the
loadmap
command without any optional parameters. (If no applications reside on
a slot, the message
No dynamically loadable modules on SLOT # appears.)
loadmap
Displays the load addresses and sizes for all
applications on all slots on the screen
loadmap 3 4 5
Displays the load addresses and sizes for all
applications on slots 3, 4, and 5 on the screen
loadmap 3-8
Displays the load addresses and sizes for all
applications on slots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 on the
screen
loadmap all 2:map.dump
or
loadmap 2:map.dump
Dumps the load addresses and sizes for all
applications on all slots to the specified file