The LIB command analyzes and prints library information.

Syntax

── LIB ─┬─ AT ──<simple address>─┬─────────────────────────────────────┤
        ├─ VIA ──<ASD number>────┤
        ├─ MAP ─┬────────────────┤
        │       └─<number>───────┤
        └─ SL ───────────────────┘

Explanation

The following text describes the meaning of each construct. Refer to “Basic Constructs” earlier in this section for information about the <simple address>, VIA <ASD number>, and the <number> constructs.

LIB AT <simple address>

LIB VIA <ASD number>

Analyze the contents of the indicated location of memory as a library structure.

LIB MAP

Displays the contents of the library map. Empty slots in the map are not displayed.

LIB MAP <number>

Displays the contents of a linked list chain in the library map, starting at the specified index number.

LIB SL

Displays the system library function definitions.

Example 1

The following shows an example of the response to the LIB VIA <ASD number> command.

INPUT: LIB VIA 1746D

----  Header  ----

    STATUS = 840000 030000, Server Library level = 3, linked, last locked by
    stack 0ED3. Structure is  Active Import Lib @ ASD 009F35 of stack 0ED3;
    SIRW: Offset=002D 
                                             (0016+0017) in Stack 0ED3.

----  Useinfo  ----

    Linked to:  Active Export Lib @ ASD 0067E5 of stack 00D4.

----  Areas  ----

    Free @ 38 for 10, Useinfo @ 36 for 2, Stackref @ 6 for 5, Imports @ 11
    for 3, Exports @ 0 for 0, Types @ 14 for 6, Names @ 20 for 5, Attribs @
    25 for 11

----  Attributes  ----

    LIBVALUE = 800000 000001 (1), INTNAME = GENERALSUPPORT, LIBACCESS =
    BYFUNCTION. 

----  Import Objects  ----

   ([V] = by Value, [R] = by Reference, [N] = by Name)                                 
    DCSYSTEMTABLES is a REAL FUNCTION (2 PARAMETERS);                                   
        INTEGER[V]; REAL ARRAY[R];                                                      
        index = 12, object @ (*,0019).

Example 2

The following shows an example of the response to the LIB MAP command.

INPUT: LIB MAP 6
            MAP[6] = STK 045, HDR 0017, NEXT = 5
            MAP[5] = STK 044, HDR 0019, NEXT = 4
            MAP[4] = STK 03F, HDR 001B, NEXT = 3
            MAP[3] = STK 03E, HDR 001D, NEXT = 2
            MAP[2] = STK 03A, HDR 0020, NEXT = 1
            MAP[1] = STK 036, HDR 0024

Example 3

The following shows an example of the response to the LIB SL command.

INPUT: LIB SL

SL ADMINCENTER       = *SYSTEM/NXSERVICES/ADMINCENTER ON DISK
    LINKCLASS 1, TRUSTED, HDR 0031                                

SL ARCHIVESUPPORT    = *SYSTEM/ARCHIVESUPPORT ON DISK        

SL ATTSUPPORT        = *SYSTEM/ATTSUPPORT ON DISK            
    HDR 002F                                                      

SL CCFSUPPORT        = *SYSTEM/COMS/CCF ON DISK              
    LINKCLASS 1, TRUSTED, HDR 000A                                

SL LPPSUPPORT        = *SYSTEM/LPPSUPPORT ON DISK            
    ONLY 1, LINKCLASS 1, HDR 0019                                 

SL MAKEUSERSUPPORT   = *SYSTEM/MAKEUSER ON DISK              

SL MARCSUPPORT       = *SYSTEM/MARC/COMMANDER ON DISK       
    LINKCLASS 1, TRUSTED, HDR 001C                                

SL MCPSUPPORT        = ">> CURRENT MCP <<"                        
    MCPLIB, HDR 0063                                              

SL MESSAGEFORMATTER  = *SYSTEM/MESSAGE/FORMATTER ON DISK  
    HDR 003A                                                      

SL MESSAGESUPPORT    = *SYSTEM/MESSAGESUPPORT ON DISK        
    HDR 004A                                                      

SL NAMEDPIPEPSH      = *SYSTEM/COMS/PCM/PIPES ON DISK       
    HDR 001A