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Subject: Re: Debugger tip
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Date: Sun, 21-Oct-84 23:50:46 EDT
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From: Mark H. Nodine <mnodine@BBNH.ARPA>
First, the "official" way to do an ExitToShell trap is with code ADF4, 
although A9F4 also works.

The following program for generating symbol tables for use with macsbug is
courtesy of Steve Geyer.  To get symbols from a b.out file, do
  getsyms > file.sym

			Cheers,
			Mark
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#! /bin/sh
: shell archive
echo x - getsyms
cat <<EOT >getsyms
/u1/stanford/bin/nm68 -n b.out | fixup 4e48
EOT
chmod 0775 getsyms
echo x - fixup.c
cat <<EOT >fixup.c
#include <stdio.h>

main (ac, av)
int ac;
char *av[];
{
    long offset;
    long addr;
    char type;
    char buffer[100];
    char name[100];

    if (ac != 2)
    {
	printf ("usage: %s main_offset\n", av[0]);
	exit (0) ;
    }

    sscanf (av[1], "%x", &offset);

    while (1)
    {
	fgets (buffer, 100, stdin);
	if (feof (stdin))
	    break;
	sscanf (buffer, "%o %c %s", &addr, &type, name);
	printf ("%06x %c %s\n", addr+offset, type, name);
    }
}

EOT
echo x - Makefile
cat <<EOT >Makefile
default: fixup

fixup: fixup.c <stdio.h>
	cc -O fixup.c -o fixup
EOT