1.2;las (list_address_space), revision 1.2, 81/06/27
LAS (LIST_ADDRESS_SPACE) -- List objects mapped into the address space.
usage: LAS
FORMAT
LAS
LAS produces a list of objects mapped into the address space. Information
printed includes the virtual address range, the starting address within the
object, and its pathname if available (in that order).
This command is most useful for system-level debugging.
LAS requires no arguments or options.
EXAMPLE
$ las
VA Range Obj Start Pathname
8000 - FFFF 0 /sys/node_data/global_data
10000 - 1FFFF 0 /lib/pmlib
20000 - 37FFF 0 /lib/syslib.peb
38000 - 5FFFF 0 /lib/streams
60000 - 67FFF 0 /lib/vfmt_streams
68000 - 77FFF 0 /lib/error
78000 - 7FFFF 10000 /sys/node_data/global_data
80000 - 87FFF 8000 /sys/node_data/global_data
88000 - 9FFFF 0 /lib/swtlib
A0000 - AFFFF 0 /lib/ftnlib
B0000 - BFFFF 0 /lib/shlib
C0000 - CFFFF 0 /lib/gprlib
D0000 - 107FFF 0 /lib/clib
108000 - 10FFFF 0 /lib/unixlib
110000 - 12FFFF 0 /lib/tfp
130000 - 137FFF 0 /sys/node_data/stream_$sfcbs
138000 - 13FFFF 0 /sys/node_data/stream_$sh_sk_pool
200000 - 28FFFF 0 -- temporary file --
290000 - 297FFF 0 /sys/node_data/dm_mbx
298000 - 29FFFF 0 /com/sh
2A0000 - 2BFFFF 90000 -- temporary file --
2C0000 - 2C7FFF 0 -- temporary file --
2C8000 - 2CFFFF 0 /com/las
2D0000 - 2D7FFF B0000 -- temporary file --
BC0000 - BCFFFF 0 //dean/jimw/doc/ug
BD0000 - BDFFFF 0 //dean/jimw
2240 KB mapped.