A

access checkingUsing Access Checking

access eventaccess Event Specification

address

currentTypes of Program Locations

display formatUsing Formats

examining contents atExamining the Contents of Memory

examplesUsing Addresses

examples of usingExamples of Using an Address

adjusting default dbx settingsCustomizing dbx

alias commandCreating Your Own dbx Commands

AMD64 registersAMD64 Register Information

ancillary objectsAncillary Files (Oracle Solaris Only)

array_bounds_check dbxenv variabledbx Environment Variables

arrays

bounds, exceedingDebugging Segmentation Faults

evaluating

Evaluating Arrays

Evaluating Arrays

FortranWorking With Arrays

Fortran allocatableFortran Allocatable Arrays

slicing

Using Slices

Evaluating Arrays

syntax for C and C++Array Slicing Syntax for C and C++

syntax for FortranArray Slicing Syntax for Fortran

striding

Using Strides

Evaluating Arrays

assembly language debuggingExamining the Contents of Memory

assign command

syntaxassign Command

using to assign a value to a variable

assign Command

Assigning a Value to a Variable

using to reassign correct values to global variablesChanging Variables After Fixing

using to restore a global variableChanging Variables After Fixing

assigning a value to a variable

assign Command

Assigning a Value to a Variable

at eventat Event Specification

attach command

attach Command

Attaching dbx to a Running Process

Changing the Visiting Scope

attach eventattach Event Specification

attached process, using runtime checking onUsing Runtime Checking on an Attached Process

attaching

dbx to a new process while debugging an existing processAttaching dbx to a Running Process

dbx to a running child processAttaching to Child Processes

dbx to a running Java processTo Attach to a Running Java Process

dbx to a running process

Attaching dbx to a Running Process

Using the Process ID

when dbx is not already runningAttaching dbx to a Running Process