Using the UDK

Using the UDK

Advantages of the UDK

UDK on UnixWare 7
    Compiling applications for UnixWare 7 Release 7.0.0 and Release 7.0.1

UDK on SCO OpenServer
    UnixWare debugger on SCO OpenServer
        Debugger feature unavailable on SCO OpenServer
    How the BCM works on SCO OpenServer
    Marking an ELF binary
    UnixWare 7 manual pages

UDK on SCO UnixWare 2.1.X
    How the BCM works on SCO UnixWare 2.1.X

Tips on using the UDK
    Setting your PATH
    What system is this?
    UDK compilation modes
    Release-specific development system macros
    cc command options
    Mixing UDK and non-UDK objects
    Special marks used by UDK
    Packaging compatibility modules with your application
    Symbols available on dynamic linking of shared objects

A guide to debug for dbx users
    Starting debug
    Command Line Options
    Setup
    Configuration example
    General Tips
    Debugger Variables
    Execution and Tracing Commands
    Printing Variables and Expressions
    Accessing source files
    Command Aliases
    Machine Level Commands
    Miscellaneous Commands
    Common tasks