1 08/10/83      stack, sk
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 3 Syntax:  sk VIRTUAL-ADDR {-control_arguments}
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 5 Function:  Traces a given stack.
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 8 Argument:
 9 VIRTUAL-ADDR
10    is any segment and offset value that is acceptable to the dump
11    command.  See virtual_address.info
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14 Control arguments:
15 -arguments, -ag
16    prints the arguments for the stack frames traced.
17 -for N
18    will trace for N stack frames.  If no valid stack
19    frames exist (stack_begin_ptr = stack_end_ptr), a -fc must be used.
20 -force, -fc
21    will force a forward stack trace.  To be used when there are no
22    valid frames for this stack (stack_begin_ptr = stack_end_ptr).
23 -forward, -fwd
24    will trace in a forward manner.
25 -long, -lg
26    will cause the arguments and an octal dump of the
27    stack frames traced.
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30 Notes: The default is to trace the stack in reverse order unless -fc or
31 -fwd are specified.  If the VIRTUAL-ADDR has a zero offset then the
32 trace starts at the offset of the first stack
33 (stack_header.stack_begin_ptr).  If the VIRTUAL-ADDR has a non-zero
34 offset then the trace is started from that offset in the given stack.