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Command-Line Interface
Status Information
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The status info commands allow you to query various information about the current state
of the debugger (e.g., what breakpoints are set, how many dialogues are active, etc.).
info log
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Describe any open log files.
info log
Describes any open log files currently in use by the debugger. The log files may be
created by set-log (see “set-log” on page 6-59) or by set-show (see “set-show” on
page 6-34).
info eventpoint
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Describe current state of breakpoints, tracepoints, patchpoints, monitorpoints, heappoints,
watchpoints, and syscallpoints.
info eventpoint [/verbose] [eventpoint-spec] ...
/verbose
Specify that the locations of all eventpoints displayed will be in verbose format. Verbose location format includes the program counter address (or
addresses) of the eventpoint and, where possible, the corresponding function
name, file name, and line number. The number of PC addresses printed is subject to the limit on printing addresses (see “set-limits” on page 6-61). The
verbose keyword may be abbreviated.
eventpoint-spec
An eventpoint specifier, which is an eventpoint name, an eventpoint number,
or the keyword at followed by a location specifier. See “Eventpoint Specifiers” on page 6-17.
This command describes eventpoints associated with the processes in the command
qualifier. An eventpoint is any of a breakpoint, tracepoint, patchpoint, monitorpoint,
heappoint, watchpoint, or syscallpoint. See “breakpoint” on page 6-98, “tracepoint” on
page 6-103, “patchpoint” on page 6-99, “monitorpoint” on page 6-105, “watchpoint” on
page 6-116, “syscallpoint” on page 6-118, and “heappoint” on page 6-106.
The information printed includes:
• The eventpoint ID.
• The eventpoint type.
• Current state of eventpoint (enabled, disabled, temporary).
• The eventpoint location. If /verbose was specified, then the location will
be printed in verbose format. Otherwise it will be printed in the format in
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