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Example of a Formatted Dump
N Beginning of user variables, listed in alphabetical order, and grouped by
procedure. Data that is local to a subprocedure is stored in automatic
storage and is not available unless the subprocedure is active. Note that
the hexadecimal values of all variables are displayed. :nt Names longer
than 131 characters, will appear in the dump listing split across multiple
lines. The entire name will be printed with the characters '...' at the end
of the lines. If the final portion of the name is longer than 21 characters,
the attributes and values will be listed starting on the following line.
O Internally defined fields which contain indexes multiple-occurrence data
structures.
P Internally defined fields which contain the null indicators for null-capable
fields.
Q Internally defined fields which contain indexes for tables.
R Multiple-occurrence data structure.
S Data structures with no subfields are displayed as character strings.
T Data structure subfields are listed in
alphabetical order
,
not in the order
in which they are defined.
Gaps in the subfield definitions are not
shown.
U 4-byte and 8-byte float fields.
V Indicates negative infinity.
W Stands for 'not a number' indicating that the value is not a valid floating-
point number.
X Indicates positive infinity.
Y The attribute does not differentiate between basing and procedure
pointer.
Z The local data inside subprocedures is listed separately from the main
source section.
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