STDUMP(1)                                               STDUMP(1)



     NAME
          stdump - dump a file of intermediate-code symbolic
          information

     SYNOPSIS
          stdump file

     DESCRIPTION
          The compilers on the IRIS-4D series generate a common
          intermediate language which is separated into binary
          instructions and symbolic information, each constituting a
          separate file.  Use stdump to dump a file containing
          symbolic information which was generated by the IRIS-4D
          compilers. Stdump writes to the standard output.

          Normally, intermediate code files (both instruction and
          symbolic information) are placed on /tmp and removed after
          the compilation.  Use the -K switch to cc(1) (or f77(1)) to
          force the compiler to preserve these files in the target
          directory.  When this switch is used, the compilation of
          file.x (where x is f (for FORTRAN) or c (for C)) will
          produce the intermediate files file.F (instructions) and
          file.T (symbolic information).  The latter file (file.T) may
          be used as input to stdump.

     FILES
          /tmp/ctmstaxxxxx    default name of symbolic information
                              file for process id xxxxx

          file.T              name of file of symbolic information

                              when using the -K switch

          /usr/bin/stdump     intermediate language
                              symbolic information dump program

     SEE ALSO
          cc(1)

     ORIGIN
          MIPS Computer Systems
















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