3.8. Dm3KDebug
Dm3KDebug queries the DM3 Kernel for debug information.
Operating Systems: Windows, Linux
Command Line: Once invoked and connected to the board, Dm3KDebug displays a console window with a command prompt in which debugging parameters may be specified. The debug information is posted to the screen and to the designated output file.
dm3kdebug [parameter_list]
The Dm3KDebug utility uses the following command line parameters:
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| -b<n> |
Board number (required). Use the Listboards utility to obtain the board number. |
| -d<level> |
Do not modify. Leave at default value of 0. |
| -p<n> |
Processor number (required) |
| -f <file> |
Output file name (required to capture output in a file) |
| -h |
Displays the program help screen (optional) |
| -v |
Displays the program version (optional) |
Example: This example displays a Dm3KDebug prompt:
dm3kdebug -b1 -p7
For a list of available debugging options, type help or see Table 2.
Table 2. Dm3KDebug Debugging Options
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| exit |
Exits the Dm3KDebug utility |
| exitlist |
Prints host exit notification list |
| help |
Displays this list of available debugging options |
| notifylist |
Prints clients that are notified on exit notification |
| pools |
Prints local pool information |
| port <comp> <instance> <portType> <portDirection> <portInstance> |
Prints port information about the component/instance:
- <portType>: MMA use 1, SCbus use 2, NIC use 3
- <portDirection>: IN use 1, OUT use 2, ANY use 0
- <portInstance>: unique number assigned; 255 is wildcard
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registry <startProc>
<startComp>
<startInst>
<endProc>
<endComp>
<endInst> |
Prints out the registry database. Arguments give the start and stop points for each search. |
| streams <stop point> |
Prints stream information with <stop point> being the last stream to print |
| quit |
Quits the Dm3KDebug utility |
| cluster <instance> |
Prints cluster information about the cluster instance number specified |
