GNU DDD 3.3.10 (sparc-sun-solaris2.9)
Copyright (C) 1995-1999 Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany.
Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Universität Passau, Germany.
Copyright (C) 2001 Universität des Saarlandes, Germany.
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

Compiled with SunPRO CC 0x540
Requires X11R6, Xt11R6, Motif 2.1 (Motif Version 2.1.0)
Includes XPM 3.4.11, Athena Panner, DDD core
Built 2004-11-10 by Christoph Tietz <unknown>.
$  ddd /home/tietz/SENN/OBJECTS/senn
+  /bin/sh -c 'exec dbx '\''/home/tietz/SENN/OBJECTS/senn'\'''
#  Hello, world!
#  Starting DBX...
#  Running DBX (pid 751, tty /dev/pts/4)...
#  Current language: C/C++
#  Searching "vsllib/ddd.vsl"...
#  Trying "/home/tietz/.ddd/vsllib/ddd.vsl"
#  Trying "/home/tietz/share/ddd-3.3.10/vsllib/ddd.vsl"
#  Searching "vsllib/ddd.vsl"..."/home/tietz/share/ddd-3.3.10/vsllib/ddd.vsl".
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<- "For information about new features see `help changes\'\n"
   "To remove this message, put `dbxenv suppress_startup_message 7.0\' in your .dbxrc\n"
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<- "Reading senn\n"
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<- "Reading ld.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libl.so.1\n"
   "Reading libm.so.1\n"
   "Reading libgen.so.1\n"
   "Reading libdl.so.1\n"
   "Reading libXm.so.4\n"
   "Reading libXmu.so.4\n"
   "Reading libXt.so.4\n"
   "Reading libX11.so.4\n"
   "Reading libsocket.so.1\n"
   "Reading libnsl.so.1\n"
   "Reading libCstd.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libCrun.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libw.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libc.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libXext.so.0\n"
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<- "Reading libSM.so.6\n"
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<- "Reading libICE.so.6\n"
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<- "Reading libmp.so.2\n"
   "Reading libCstd_isa.so.1\n"
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<- "Reading libc_psr.so.1\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "sh stty -echo -onlcr\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "set $page = 1\n"
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<- "warning: setting positional parameters; use `assign\' to set target process variable\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "file\n"
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<- "ccmain.cc\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "line\n"
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<- "424\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "frame\n"
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<- "dbx: program is not active\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "func\n"
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<- "main\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "file\n"
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<- "ccmain.cc\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "dbxenv run_io\n"
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<- "stdio\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "print -r 4711\n"
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<- "4711\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "where -h\n"
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<- "dbx: program is not active\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "display\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "clear\n"
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<- "dbx: warning: No executable here to clear events from\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "help handler\n"
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<- "handler (command)\n"
   "A handler is created for each event that needs to be managed in a debugging\n"
   "session. The commands `trace\', `stop\', and `when\' create handlers. Each\n"
   "of these commands returns a number known as the `handler ID\' (<hid>). The \n"
   "`handler\', `status\', and `delete\' commands manipulate or\n"
   "provide information about handlers in a generic fashion:\n"
   "\n"
   "handler -enable <hid> ...       # enable given handlers, `all\' for all\n"
   "handler -disable <hid> ...      # disable given handlers, `all\' for all\n"
   "                                # Use $firedhandlers instead of <hid> to\n"
   "                                # disable the handlers that caused the most\n"
   "                                # recent stoppage.\n"
   "handler -count <hid>            # print value of trip counter for given handler\n"
   "handler -count <hid> <newlimit> # set new count limit for given event\n"
   "handler -reset <hid>            # reset trip counter counter for given handler\n"
   "\n"
   "See also `help event\'.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help attach\n"
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<- "attach (command)\n"
   "attach <pid>                  # Begin debugging <prog> with process ID <pid>.\n"
   "                              # dbx finds <prog> using /proc.\n"
   "attach -p <pid> <prog>        # Begin debugging <prog> with process ID <pid>.\n"
   "attach <prog> <pid>           # Begin debugging <prog> with process ID <pid>.\n"
   "                                <prog> may be `-\'; dbx finds it using /proc\n"
   "attach -r ...                 # The `-r\' option causes dbx to retain all \n"
   "                                display\'s, trace\'s, when\'s, and stop\'s.\n"
   "                                With no `-r\' option, an implicit `delete all\'\n"
   "                                and `undisplay 0\' is performed.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help addproc\n"
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<- "addproc is unknown\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "pwd\n"
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<- "/home/tietz/SENN/BUG/weber/DEMO/RALPH\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "help setenv\n"
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<- "setenv (ksh command)\n"
   "setenv <name> <string> # Set environment variable <name> to <string>\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "help edit\n"
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<- "edit (command)\n"
   "edit                   # Edit the current file\n"
   "edit <filename>        # Edit the specified file <filename>\n"
   "edit <proc>            # Edit the file containing function or procedure <proc>\n"
   "\n"
   "`edit\' uses $EDITOR if dbx is not running under the GUI. Otherwise,\n"
   "it sends a message to the GUI to display the appropriate file.  \n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help make\n"
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<- "make is /home/tietz/bin.SunOS/make\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help regs\n"
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<- "regs (command)\n"
   "regs [-f] [-F]          # Print value of registers\n"
   "                        # -f: include floating-point registers (single precision).\n"
   "                        # -F: Include floating-point registers (double precision)\n"
   "                        #     SPARC only.\n"
   "\n"
   "Example (SPARC):\n"
   "dbx[13] regs -F\n"
   "current thread: address@hidden"
   "current frame:  [1]\n"
   "g0-g3    0x00000000 0x0011d000 0x00000000 0x00000000\n"
   "g4-g7    0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00020c38\n"
   "o0-o3    0x00000003 0x00000014 0xef7562b4 0xeffff420\n"
   "o4-o7    0xef752f80 0x00000003 0xeffff3d8 0x000109b8\n"
   "l0-l3    0x00000014 0x0000000a 0x0000000a 0x00010a88\n"
   "l4-l7    0xeffff438 0x00000001 0x00000007 0xef74df54\n"
   "i0-i3    0x00000001 0xeffff4a4 0xeffff4ac 0x00020c00\n"
   "i4-i7    0x00000001 0x00000000 0xeffff440 0x000108c4\n"
   "y        0x00000000\n"
   "psr      0x40400086\n"
   "pc       0x000109c0:main+0x4    mov     0x5, %l0\n"
   "npc      0x000109c4:main+0x8    st      %l0, [%fp - 0x8]\n"
   "f0f1     +0.00000000000000e+00\n"
   "f2f3     +0.00000000000000e+00\n"
   "f4f5     +0.00000000000000e+00\n"
   "f6f7     +0.00000000000000e+00\n"
   "...\n"
   "\n"
   "See also `help registers\'.\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "print \"DDD\"\n"
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<- "\"DDD\"\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help when\n"
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<- "when (command)\n"
   "when at <line> { cmd; }         # Execute command(s) when <line> reached\n"
   "when in <proc> { cmd; }         # Execute command(s) when <proc> called\n"
   "\n"
   "`when\' has a general syntax as follows:\n"
   "\n"
   "        when <event-specification> [ <modifier> ] { <cmd> ... ; }\n"
   "\n"
   "When the specified event occurs, the <cmd>s are executed.\n"
   "For a list and the syntax of all events see `help event specification\'.\n"
   "For a general discussion of event management commands see `help events\'.\n"
   "See also `wheni\' for executing commands on given low-level event.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "delete 4711 4711\n"
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<- "dbx: warning: no such handler id 4711\n"
   "dbx: warning: no such handler id 4711\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "help run\n"
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<- "run (command)\n"
   "run                     # Begin executing the program with the current arguments\n"
   "run <args>              # Begin executing the program with new arguments\n"
   "                          Use ^C to stop executing the program.\n"
   "run ... >|>> <file>     # Set the output redirection\n"
   "run ... < <file>        # Set the input redirection\n"
   "\n"
   "There is currently no way to redirect stderr using \'run\' or \'runargs\'.\n"
   "\n"
   "See also `help rerun\', `help runargs\' and `help prog\'.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help givenfile\n"
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<- "givenfile is unknown\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help cont\n"
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<- "cont (command)\n"
   "cont                    # Continue execution. In an MT process all threads are\n"
   "                        # resumed. Use ^C to stop executing the program.\n"
   "cont ... -sig <signo>   # Continue execution with signal <signo>\n"
   "cont ... <id>           # The <id> specifies which thread or LWP to continue.\n"
   "cont at <line> [ <id> ] # Continue execution at line <line>. <id> is required\n"
   "                        # if the application is multi-threaded.\n"
   "cont ... -follow parent|child|both\n"
   "                        # If $DBX_follow_fork_mode is set to `ask\', and\n"
   "                        # you\'ve chosen `stop\', use this option to choose \n"
   "                        # which process to follow. `both\' is only applicable\n"
   "                        # under the GUI.\n"
   "\n"
   "See also `help dbxenv\'.\n"
   "                                        \n"
   "See `help continue\' for dbx command language loop control.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help examine\n"
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<- "examine (command)\n"
   "examine [ <addr> ] [ / [ <count> ] [ <fmt> ] ]\n"
   "\n"
   "        Display the contents of memory starting at <addr> for <count> items\n"
   "        in format <fmt>. The default <addr> is the next one after the last\n"
   "        address previously displayed. The default <count> is 1. The default\n"
   "        <fmt> is the same as was used in the previous `examine\' command, or\n"
   "        `X\' if this is the first one.\n"
   "\n"
   "examine <addr1> , <addr2> [ / [ <fmt> ] ]\n"
   "\n"
   "        Display the contents of memory from <addr1> through <addr2>\n"
   "        inclusive, in format <fmt>.\n"
   "\n"
   "examine <addr> = [ <fmt> ]\n"
   "\n"
   "        Display the address (instead of the contents of the address) in the\n"
   "        given format.\n"
   "                \n"
   "        The <addr> may be `+\' which indicates the address just after the last\n"
   "        one previously displayed (the same as omitting it).\n"
   "\n"
   "        `x\' is a predefined alias for `examine\'.\n"
   "\n"
   "        Legal values for <fmt> are:\n"
   "\n"
   "            i       instruction (disassembly)\n"
   "            d,D     decimal (2 or 4 bytes)\n"
   "            o,O     octal (2 or 4 bytes)\n"
   "            x,X     hexadecimal (2 or 4 bytes)\n"
   "            b       octal (1 byte)\n"
   "            c       character\n"
   "            w       wide character\n"
   "            s       string\n"
   "            W       wide character string\n"
   "            f       hex and float (4 bytes, 6 digit prec.)\n"
   "            F       hex and float (8 bytes, 14 digit prec.)\n"
   "            g       same as `F\'\n"
   "            E       hex and float (16 bytes, 14 digit prec.)\n"
   "            ld,lD   decimal (4 bytes, same as D)\n"
   "            lo,lO   octal (4 bytes, same as O)\n"
   "            lx,lX   hexadecimal (4 bytes, same as X)\n"
   "            Ld,LD   decimal (8 bytes)\n"
   "            Lo,LO   octal (8 bytes)\n"
   "            Lx,LX   hexadecimal (8 bytes)\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "help rerun\n"
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<- "rerun (command)\n"
   "rerun                  # Begin executing the program with no arguments\n"
   "rerun <args>           # Begin executing the program with new arguments\n"
   "                         by the save command.\n"
   "\n"
   "See also `help run\'.\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "language\n"
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<- "c++\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "sh pwd\n"
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<- "/home/tietz/SENN/BUG/weber/DEMO/RALPH\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "file\n"
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<- "ccmain.cc\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "list\n"
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<- "  424       SENNContext context;\n"
   "  425       G_String    application;\n"
   "  426       G_String    top_file;\n"
   "  427       G_String    fuzzy_file;\n"
   "  428   \n"
   "  429   \n"
   "  430   #ifdef LINUX\n"
   "  431   \n"
   "  432   #ifdef _FPU_IEEE\n"
   "  433       G_String fpExceptions (ShellVar (\"SENN_FPEX\", \"OFF\"));\n"
   "(dbx) "
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-> "status\n"
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<- "(dbx) "
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-> "list main\n"
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<- "More than one identifier \'main\'.\n"
   "Select one of the following:\n"
   " 0) Cancel\n"
   " 1) `senn`ccmain.cc`main\n"
   " 2) `libl.so.1`main\n"
   " a) All\n"
   "> "
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-> "1\n"
!  Abort
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