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dbx用法（DBX usage） The use of DBX grammar DBX [-a ProcessID] [-c CommandFile] [-d NestingDepth] [-I Directory] [-E DebugEnvironment] [-p oldpath=newpath: pathfile] |... [-k] [-u] [-F] [-r] [-x] [ObjectFile] [CoreFile] -a ProcessID---------------------------- connects the debugger to the running process, and directly attach to the process. To connect to the debugger, you need to have permission to use the kill command for the process. Use the PS command to determine the ID of the process. If you get permission, the DBX program interrupts the process, determines the full name of the target file, reads in the symbol information, and prompts the input command. Before -c CommandFile-------------------------- reads into the standard input, run the DBX child command in the file. The files specified in the $HOME directory will be processed first, and then the files in the current directory will be processed. The command file in the current directory overrides the command file (.Dbxinit) in the $HOME directory. A warning message is displayed if the specified file does not exist either in the $HOME directory or in the current directory. -d NestingDepth------------------------- sets the nesting limit for program blocks. The default nested depth limit is 25. -E DebugEnvironment--------------------- specifies the environment variables for the debugger. The path -p oldpath=newpath:... | pathfile-------- in oldpath=newpath format in the file specified when the replacement check core library. The oldpath specifies the value to be replaced (stored in the core file), and the newpath specifies the new value to be replaced. These may be all or part of the absolute path or relative path. Several substitutions can be specified that are separated by colons. Instead, the -p flag can specify the file name and map the description format previously read in. Only one map per line is allowed to be read out of the file. -F-------------------------------------- can be used to turn off the slow read