‎2008 May 14 7:11 PM
Hello all,
I am debugging a program A which is being called by program X. Program A is importing some data from a memory id. I assume this data was exported to the memory id in program X. Now I need to know what all memory id's are available for program A as I want to see what all information is available to program A. Is there a way to find all the memory id's available to a program.
NOTE: I just know program name A. I do not know program X which is calling A.
Any ideas appreciated.
‎2008 May 14 7:14 PM
You need to search in your program X for all the memory IDs.
Now, if your Program A has been called with return from program X than you can set the breakpoint in program A and debug to go back to program X.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel
‎2008 May 14 7:14 PM
You need to search in your program X for all the memory IDs.
Now, if your Program A has been called with return from program X than you can set the breakpoint in program A and debug to go back to program X.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel
‎2008 May 14 7:16 PM
‎2008 May 14 7:53 PM
If you want to know what memory IDs that program A has access to, you need to look at all of the IMPORT statements in program A. In reality, program A has access to all memory ids, but these memory areas must have been EXPORTed to at some point, and there must be a corresponding IMPORT statement in program A. So simply search for all IMPORT statements in program A,
Regards,
Rich Heilman