1 08/18/83  print_bind_map, pbm
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 3 Syntax:  pbm path {components} {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  displays all or part of the bind map of an object segment
 7 generated by version 4 or subsequent versions of the binder.
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10 Arguments:
11 path
12    is the pathname of a bound object segment.
13 components
14    are the optional names of one or more components of this bound
15    object and/or the bindfile name.  Only the lines corresponding to
16    these components are displayed.  A component name must contain one
17    or more nonnumeric characters.  If it is purely numerical, it is
18    assumed to be an octal offset within the bound segment, and the
19    lines corresponding to the component residing at that offset are
20    displayed.  A numerical component name can be specified by preceding
21    it with -name.  If no component names are supplied, the entire bind
22    map is displayed.
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25 Control arguments:
26 -long, -lg
27    prints the components' relocation values (also printed in the
28    default brief mode), compilation times, and source languages.
29 -name STR, -nm STR
30    is used to indicate that STR is really a component name, even though
31    it appears to be an octal offset.
32 -no_header, -nhe
33    omits all headers, printing only lines concerning the components
34    themselves.
35 -page_offset, -pgofs
36    causes the page number of the first word of the text section of each
37    component to be printed as an octal number, which is the format used
38    by the cumulative_page_trace command.  If the component crosses at
39    least one page boundary, a plus (+) character follows the page
40    number.