The TMPDIR environment variable affects dbx if you define it at invocation time. When this variable is set, dbx uses the specified directory instead of /tmp for all of its temp files.
dbx specific environment variables have a DBX_ prefix, which is reserved for internal environment variable names.
Each of the dbx environment variables has a corresponding ksh environment variable such as DBX_trace_speed (see ksh Environment Variables). You can assign the variable directly or use the dbxenv command; they are equivalent.
You may assign the variable directly, or use the dbxenv Command; they are equivalent.
The following obsolete names are recognized as aliases by the dbxenv command and emit a warning. The old names do not have corresponding Korn shell variables starting with $DBX_:
|
Old name
|
New name
|
|---|---|
| autocontinue | rtc_auto_continue |
| autoflush | output_auto_flush |
| autosuppress | rtc_auto_suppress |
| case | input_case_sensitive |
| compress_stabs | symbol_info_compression |
| dynamic_type | output_dynamic_type |
| errlogfile | rtc_error_log_file_name |
| errstack | rtc_error_stack |
| error_limit | rtc_error_limit |
| func_overload | overload_function |
| lo_cache | locache_enable |
| logfile | output_log_file_name |
| lookaside | scope_look_aside |
| oper_overload | overload_operator |
| pop_autodestruct | pop_auto_destruct |
| setpgrp | run_setpgrp |
| savetty | run_savetty |
| shortfname | output_short_file_name |
| speed | trace_speed |
| stackmaxsize | stack_max_size |
| stackverbose | stack_verbose |
| stepevents | step_events |
| stringlen | output_max_string_length |
| warnings | symbol_info_warnings |