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Viewing TNS or TNS/E Region Information
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Examples of Viewing the EXternal Entry Point Table
Examples of Viewing the EXternal Entry Point Table
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This example shows an EXternal Entry Point table listing produced for an object
file called calls4xx.
calls4xx> xep
XEP table for code segment 0
00: A (resides in CS 1 PEP 03
01: B (resides in CS 1 PEP 02
02: C_INT_EXIT_ (resides in an external library)
03: C_INT_LG_INIT_C_EXTENDED_ (resides in an external
library)
04: RTL_ARITHMETIC_TRAPS_ (resides in an external library)
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This example shows an EXternal Entry Point table listing produced for a code
segment 0.
calls4xx> xep 0
XEP table for code segment 0
00: A (resides in CS 1 PEP 03
01: B (resides in CS 1 PEP 02
02: C_INT_EXIT_ (resides in an external library)
03: C_INT_LG_INIT_C_EXTENDED_ (resides in an external
library)
04: RTL_ARITHMETIC_TRAPS_ (resides in an external library)
Viewing Exact Point Locations
The EXACTPT command displays exact point locations in a specified procedure or an
entire code file. If you enter an object code file name, EXACTPT displays all the exact
point locations in the file. If you enter a procedure name, EXACTPT displays the exact
point locations in that procedure. The EXACTPTS and EXACT commands are
synonyms for the EXACTPT command.
procname
is the procedure name that contains the exact point locations you want to display.
filename
is the object filename that contains the exact point locations you want to display.
EXACTPT [{procname}
{filename}]