Document revision date: 19 July 1999

Chapter 5
5	SDA CLUE Extension Commands
5.1	Overview of SDA CLUE Extensions
5.2	Displaying Data Using SDA CLUE Commands
5.3	Using SDA CLUE with Dump Off System Disk
5.4	Listing of SDA CLUE Extension Commands
Command 63	CLUE CALL_FRAME
Command 64	CLUE CLEANUP
Command 65	CLUE CONFIG
Command 66	CLUE CRASH
Command 67	CLUE ERRLOG
Command 68	CLUE FRU
Command 69	CLUE HISTORY
Command 70	CLUE MCHK
Command 71	CLUE MEMORY
Command 72	CLUE PROCESS
Command 73	CLUE REGISTER
Command 74	CLUE SG
Command 75	CLUE STACK
Command 76	CLUE SYSTEM
Command 77	CLUE VCC
Command 78	CLUE XQP
Chapter 6
6	SDA Extension Routines
6.1	Introduction
6.2	General Description
6.3	Detailed Description
6.3.1	Compiling and Linking an SDA Extension
6.3.2	Invoking an SDA Extension
6.3.3	Contents of an SDA Extension
6.4	Debugging an Extension
6.5	Callable Routines Overview
6.6	Callable Routines Specifics
Command 79	SDA$ADD_SYMBOL
Command 80	SDA$ALLOCATE
Command 81	SDA$DBG_IMAGE_INFO
Command 82	SDA$DEALLOCATE
Command 83	SDA$DISPLAY_HELP
Command 84	SDA$ENSURE
Command 85	SDA$FORMAT
Command 86	SDA$FORMAT_HEADING
Command 87	SDA$GET_ADDRESS
Command 88	SDA$GET_BLOCK_NAME
Command 89	SDA$GET_BUGCHECK_MSG
Command 90	SDA$GET_CURRENT_CPU
Command 91	SDA$GET_CURRENT_PCB
Command 92	SDA$GET_HEADER
Command 93	SDA$GET_HW_NAME
Command 94	SDA$GET_IMAGE_OFFSET
Command 95	SDA$GET_INPUT
Command 96	SDA$GET_LINE_COUNT
Command 97	SDA$GETMEM
Command 98	SDA$INSTRUCTION_DECODE
Command 99	SDA$NEW_PAGE
Command 100	SDA$PARSE_COMMAND
Command 101	SDA$PRINT
Command 102	SDA$READ_SYMFILE
Command 103	SDA$REQMEM
Command 104	SDA$SET_ADDRESS
Command 105	SDA$SET_CPU
Command 106	SDA$SET_HEADING_ROUTINE
Command 107	SDA$SET_LINE_COUNT
Command 108	SDA$SET_PROCESS
Command 109	SDA$SKIP_LINES
Command 110	SDA$SYMBOL_VALUE
Command 111	SDA$SYMBOLIZE
Command 112	SDA$TRYMEM
Command 113	SDA$TYPE
Command 114	SDA$VALIDATE_QUEUE
Part 2
Part 2	OpenVMS Alpha System Code Debugger & System Dump Debugger
Chapter 7
7	The OpenVMS Alpha System Code Debugger
7.1	User-Interface Options
7.2	Building a System Image to Be Debugged
7.3	Setting Up the Target System for Connections
7.3.1	Making Connections Between the Target Kernel and the System Code Debugger
7.3.2	Interactions Between XDELTA and the Target Kernel/System Code Debugger
7.4	Setting Up the Host System
7.5	Starting the System Code Debugger
7.6	Summary of System Code Debugger Commands
7.7	Using System Dump Analyzer Commands
7.8	System Code Debugger Network Information
7.9	Troubleshooting Checklist
7.10	Troubleshooting Network Failures
7.11	Access to Symbols in OpenVMS Executive Images
7.11.1	Overview of How the OpenVMS Debugger Maintains Symbols
7.11.2	Overview of OpenVMS Executive Image Symbols
7.11.3	Possible Problems You May Encounter
7.12	Sample System Code Debugging Session
Chapter 8
8	The OpenVMS Alpha System Dump Debugger
8.1	User-Interface Options
8.2	Preparing a System Dump To Be Analyzed
8.3	Setting Up the Test System
8.4	Setting Up the Build System
8.5	Starting the System Dump Debugger
8.6	Summary of System Dump Debugger Commands
8.7	Using System Dump Analyzer Commands
8.8	Limitations of the System Dump Debugger
8.9	Access to Symbols in OpenVMS Executive Images
8.10	Sample System Dump Debugging Session
Part 3
Part 3	OpenVMS Watchpoint Utility
Chapter 9
9	The Watchpoint Utility
9.1	Introduction
9.2	Initializing the Watchpoint Facility
9.3	Creating and Deleting Watchpoints
9.3.1	Using the $QIO Interface
9.3.2	Invoking WPDRIVER Entry Points from System Routines
9.4	Data Structures
9.4.1	Watchpoint Restore Entry (WPRE)
9.4.2	Watchpoint Control Block (WPCB)
9.4.3	Trace Table Entry (WPTTE)
9.5	Analyzing Watchpoint Results
9.6	Watchpoint Protection Overview
9.7	Restrictions

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