h

The h command provides on-line help.

Format

The format for the h command is:

h [*|cmd-]

where:

*     provides detailed help on all the commands.
cmd     is a command. The Monitor then provides help on the stated command.

If the command is executed without any parameters, then the Monitor lists all the available commands.

Functional Description

The h command provides on-line help. If issued without arguments, all commands are listed. If issued with one or more command names as an option, it produces more detailed help on those commands.

The "*" option produces detailed help on all the commands, using the more command to control output on the screen.

Examples illustrating the use of the h command follow. NOTE that the actual output is architecture and configuration dependent.

PMON> h
      h  on-line help                      hi  display command history
      m  modify memory                      r  display/set register
      d  display memory                     l  list (disassemble) memory
   copy  copy memory                     fill  fill memory
 search  search memory                     tr  transparent mode
      g  start execution (go)               c  continue execution
      t  trace (single step)               to  trace (step over)
      b  set break point(s)                db  delete break point(s)
   load  load memory from hostport       dump  dump memory to hostport
    set  display/set variable            eset  edit variable(s)
  unset  unset variable(s)               date  get/set date and time
  flash  program flash prom              stty  set terminal options
  about  about PMON                       sym  define symbol
     ls  list symbols                   flush  flush caches
     mt  memory test                     call  call function
     bt  stack backtrace                   sh  command shell
   more  paginator                     reboot  reboot PMON
   boot  boot wrapper                 netboot  load network file
   ping  ping remote host            scsiboot  boot from scsi

PMON>
PMON> h stty 

stty [tty] [-va] [baud] [sane] [term] set terminal options 


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