System Debug Reference Manual (32650-90888)

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System Debug Interface Commands and Intrinsics

:RESETDUMP Command

entered, any pending commands are executed before the Debug prompt is displayed. If no

commands were speciﬁed, Debug displays its prompt and waits for the user to enter

interactive commands. This command is ignored in a job.

Example

The example below calls Debug to produce a stack trace and return to the CI.

:debug trace;c

DEBUG XL A.00.00

HPDEBUG Intrinsic at: a.006b4104 hxdebug+$130

PC=a.006b4104 hxdebug+$130

* 0) SP=40221c58 RP=a.006b8e7c exec_cmd+$73c

1) SP=40221ac8 RP=a.006ba41c try_exec_cmd+$ac

2) SP=40221a78 RP=a.006b8638 command_interpret+$274

3) SP=40221620 RP=a.006bae5c xeqcommand+$1d0

4) SP=40221210 RP=a.006b7604 ?xeqcommand+$8

export stub: 7d.000068dc main_ci+$94

5) SP=40221178 RP=7d.00007420 PROGRAM+$250

6) SP=40221130 RP=7d.00000000

(end of NM stack)

:RESETDUMP Command

Disarms the Debug call that is made during abnormal process termination.

Syntax

:RESETDUMP

Discussion

The :RESETDUMP command disarms the Debug call which is made during abnormal process

termination. If the setdump feature was not previously armed by one of the Setdump

intrinsics or commands, this command has no effect. The command affects all processes

subsequently created under the current session or job. If performed in BREAK mode,

existing processes are not affected by the command.

Example

Since there are no parameters or options for this command, the example is quite simple

and straightforward:

:resetdump