System Debug Reference Manual (32650-90888)

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System Debug Command Specifications M-X
MACL[IST]
VER= version Display only those macros that contain the specified
version in their MACVER version string.
The parameters
keyword and version are entered as a single word, or a
quoted text string. The interpreter will search for an exact occurrence of
the pattern within the specified string. Keyword and version comparisons
are case sensitive.
REF Display the macro reference counts.
ECHO Display only macros that have ECHO set.
TRACE Display only macros that have TRACE set.
These three special filter options are used to display macro reference
counts, and to display those macros that have special macro debugging
enabled. When any of these three options are specified, only the macro
names are displayed (that is, implicit NOPARMS, NOBODY, NOHELP, NOKEY,
NOVER). A special page of examples for these options is provided.
Refer to the MACECHO, MACTRACE, and MACREF commands.
Examples
$nmdat > macl
macro cmpin_db : PTR/LPTR = $0.0
macro cmport_context : PTR/LPTR = $0.0
macro cmport_dst : INT/U16 = $0
macro cmport_name : INT/U16 = $0
macro cmport_record : PTR/LPTR = $0.0
macro config_device_ldev
macro config_device_path
macro config_memory
macro console_ldev
macro convert_string : STR/STR =
macro delete_blanks : STR/STR =
macro event_ci_history
macro event_footprint
macro event_io_trace
macro event_process
macro event_process_errors
macro file_in_use
macro first_entry : PTR/LPTR = $0.0
control-Y encountered
$nmdat >
The MACLIST command, when entered without parameters, lists all currently defined
macros in alphabetically sorted order. By default, only the macro names, and default
return value and type (if declared) are displayed.
Note that Control-Y can be used to interrupt any MACLIST command.
$nmdat > macl fs_disc_alloc parms
macro fs_disc_alloc : PTR/LPTR = $0.0
([pin_num : INT / U16 = $0] ,