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Table 16-4 Data viewing and modification commands (continued)
Meaning WDB Equivalent XDB Command
Print address using specified for-
mat p/format &expr p expr?format
Print static members of class No equivalent p class::
Inquire what language is used show language p $lang
Print value of next/previous
memory location using format Use x/format command to
obtain initial value, then use x
with no argument to obtain value
of next memory location. To
obtain value of previous memory
location, use "x $_ - 1". p {+ | -}[\format
Evaluate using the specified
format set expr, set var expr pq expr
Determine address using specified
format No equivalent pq expr?format
Evaluate static members of class No equivalent pq class::
Evaluate next/previous memory
location using format No equivalent pq {+ | -}[\format
16.1.6 Stack viewing commands
The GDB concept of the top and bottom of the stack is the opposite of XDB, so the XDB
up is GDB down.
The following table lists the XDB and equivalent WDB commands for viewing the stack
contents:
Table 16-5 Stack viewing commands
Meaning WDB Equivalent XDB Command
View procedure one level nearer
outermost frame of stack (higher
number) up down
View procedure number levels
nearer outermost frame of stack up number down number
Print stack trace to depth t [depth] (with -xdb) , bt
[depth]
t [depth]
Print stack trace and show local
vars T [depth] (with -xdb),
bt full [depth] T [depth]
View procedure at innermost
frame of stack frame 0 top
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