SCODB User's Guide

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1: Using SCODB
  • Running SCODB
  • SCODB commands
  • Calling functions
  • Expressions, operators, and types
    • Expressions
    • Symbols
    • Operators
    • Assignment
    • Debugger variables
    • Function arguments
    • Breakpoint addresses
    • Accessing other memory segments
    • Partial name matching
    • Void type
    • Output modification
    • Registers
  • Breakpoints
    • Setting breakpoints
    • Listing breakpoints
    • Clearing breakpoints
    • Breakpoint example
  • Displaying symbol and expression types
  • Displaying registers
  • Dumping memory
  • Changing memory
    • Changing arbitrary memory
    • Changing memory as structures
  • Stack trace
    • Normal stack traces
    • Stack traces with interrupt frames
    • Trace of a different process
  • Disassembly
    • Options for modifying disassembly output
    • Movement keys
    • Pattern searching
    • Source code line numbers
  • Single-stepping
    • User input
    • Conditional jump instructions
    • When not to single-step
    • Implementation
  • Structure members
    • Structure members
    • Following linked lists
  • Function entry tracing
  • Command aliasing
  • Debugger variables
  • Advanced setup facilities
    • Setting the edit mode
    • Modifying tunable parameters
    • Setting up the display unit
    • Structure/union and variable definition files
  • Earlier releases of SCODB
• Index