# This is a simple file for .dbxrc that will get students started
# and probably is enough for all your C programming courses.
# it should be stored as $HOME/.dbxrc  (i.e., in your home directory).
# Remember that you need to do "ls -a" to see files that begin with "."

# After setting up this file as your $HOME/.dbxrc, any time you are
# in dbx you can type "alias" and it will list your aliases, which can
# help remind you what commands are around.
# You can then type "help <cmd>" to get help on <cmd>.

# To get massively detailed information on .dbxrc possibilities,
# start dbx and have it create the file "complete.dbxrc" as follows.
# Cut and paste to avoid messing up the complicated help line.
#
#     dbx     (get into dbx, hit space until you get a dbx prompt)
#        help .dbxrc | sed 's/^##/  /' >$HOME/complete.dbxrc
#        quit (get out of dbx)
#
# Now you can study complete.dbxrc in your home directory and decide
# whether you want any of its features.
# Make a backup of your .dbxrc before modifying it.

############ TECHNICAL SET-UP STUFF #######################################
   set -o emacs             # uncomment to enable emacs-style command editing
#  set -o vi                # uncomment this line for vi-style editing
   set +o ignoresuspend     # respect user's cntl-Z
   dbxenv suppress_startup_message 5.0 # dont print 60-line message
   dbxenv output_short_file_name on    # print short pathnames for files
   dbxenv scope_look_aside on   # find static symbols even when not in scope
   dbxenv output_dynamic_type on       # cause `-d' for printing (C++)
   kalias alias=kalias      # ensure that KSH alias syntax is used
   history 1000
   unset MORE
   alias goto="stop at !:1 -temp; cont"
   button lineno goto
   button ignore step up    # add `step up' button to GUI

   if $havegui
   then
       SMSO=                    # can't use reverse video in GUI
       RMSO=
   else
       SMSO=$(tput smso)        # start standout mode (reverse video)
       RMSO=$(tput rmso)        # end standout mode
   fi
   PS1="$SMSO(dbx !)$RMSO " # reverse-video prompt with history number

############ USEFUL ALIASES, ROUGHLY IN THE ORDER YOU MIGHT NEED THEM:

   alias si="stop in"        # set breakpoint in a function
   alias sa="stop at"        # set breakpoint at a line number
   alias st=status           # show breakpoints, numbered
   alias del=delete          # delete a breakpoint

   alias cka="check -access"    # check for invalid memory access
   alias ckl="check -leaks"     # check for memory leaks

   alias run="run "          # start the program running at its beginning
   alias q=quit

   alias wh=where            # show frames in call stack
   alias u=up
   alias d=down
   alias f=frame

   alias l=list              # list some source lines
   alias lw="list -w"        # from 5 before current line to 5 after
   alias p=print             # print value of variable or expression
   alias wi=whatis           # find declaration of variable or function

   alias n=next              # cont to next stmt in same function
   alias s=step              # step INTO the function about to be called
   alias su="step up"        # cont to next stmt in parent function
   alias c=cont              # continue running

   alias h=history