The USERCOMMAND command specifies a memory address and other user instructions that select the dump file information to be analyzed. The USERCOMMAND command invokes the USERCOMMAND entry point of the current user library.

Syntax

── USERCOMMAND ─┬────────────────────┬─ " ── <parameter> ── " ─────────┤
                └─ <simple address> ─┘

Explanation

The following text describes the meaning of each construct.

<parameter>

This string contains user-supplied instructions and any user-supplied data that the entry point needs for carrying out the instructions.

<simple address>

This number provides a user-supplied memory address or a user-supplied number to the entry point. How this address number is used is entry-point dependent.

Example

The following example shows output from a USERCOMMAND command.

INPUT: USERC "DEC 10"
  00000(0000): 000000 8 000000133333
  00001(0001): 000001 8 160000000001
  00002(0002): 000002 D 000000000000
  00003(0003): 000003 C 000000000000
  00004(0004): 000004 8 200000000B4C
  00005(0005): 000005 8 000000000445
  00006(0006): 000006 1 000100030002
  00007(0007): 000007 0 000000000000 DEC: 0
  00008(0008): 000008 8 6300006A84CC
  00009(0009): 000009 8 0A000000506C
  00010(000A): 00000A D 900000200644
  00011(000B): 00000B 0 00506C001200 DEC: 345409327616
  00012(000C): 00000C 8 67000069E0E4
  00013(000D): 00000D 8 000000000633
  00014(000E): 00000E 1 001200070CD0
  00015(000F): 00000F 0 000001001200 DEC: 16781824