Show ten values of the value history.
show values [ {num|+} ]
num |
Show values centered on value num. |
+ |
Start showing values after the last value printed. |
This command shows the last ten values in the value history.
If you specify num, the debugger shows the ten values centered around the value at the num place in the history.
If you specify +, the debugger shows the ten values in the history ending with the most recently printed value. For example, if the most recent printed value is $17, the debugger shows the ten values ending with $17.
If the value history does not contain enough values to print ten, the debugger prints the number of values it has in the value history. For example, if you do not specify num or +, and the debugger only has seven values, it shows seven values. If you specify +, and the value history only has seven values before the most recent one it printed, it shows those seven values.
In the following example, assume the values 1 through 10 have been printed in that order already.
(idb) show values 1 // Show ten values centered around 1 $1 = 1 $2 = 2 $3 = 3 $4 = 4 $5 = 5 (idb) show values // Most recent ten values $1 = 1 $2 = 2 $3 = 3 $4 = 4 $5 = 5 $6 = 6 $7 = 7 $8 = 8 $9 = 9 $10 = 10 (idb)
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