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SYMBOLS

HLASM Toolkit Feature Interactive Debug Facility User's Guide
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Returns information about known symbols.
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>>-EXTract--SYMbols--+-------------+---------------------------><
                     '-module-name-'   

module-name
A module name. Specifies which module's symbols should be returned. If omitted, returns the symbols for the currently qualified module.

REXX variables set

SYMBOL.0
The number of symbols known to IDF.

Information about individual symbols is returned in SYMBOL.1 to SYMBOL.nnn

SYMBOL.n
Information about one symbol known to IDF.
Each REXX variable containing information about a symbol known to IDF will contain the following information:
(<module.>csect  ) symbol reloc addr totlen intext full type
The fields returned have these meanings:
module
The name of the module within which the symbol occurs
  • Present if the FULLQUAL option is ON
  • Is followed by a period
csect
The name of the code section within which the symbol occurs.
symbol
The name of the actual symbol.
reloc
The offset of the symbol within the specified CSECT (hex).
addr
The offset of the symbol within the target module (hex).
totlen
The total length associated with the symbol (hex).
intext
One character, either "I" or "E":
I
The symbol is an internal symbol.
E
The symbol is externally known.
full
One character, either "F" or "U":
F
The symbol is fully defined.
U
The symbol is not fully defined; this may occur if no information is available to define the start of the CSECT within which the symbol occurs.
type
This is a 2-digit hex value which describes the type of symbol, and is one of:
00
Space
01
CSECT
02
DSECT
03
COMMON
04
Machine Instruction
05
CCW
06
EQU, LTORG, CNOP, ORG
10
C-con
14
X-con
18
B-con
20
F-con
24
H-con
28
E-con
2C
D-con
30
A/Q-con
34
Y-con
38
S-con
3C
V-con
40
P-con
44
Z-con
48
L-con
FE
Self-defining, addr is actual value
FF
Unknown, no symbol type available

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