|
Here's an example code to display the 'hidden' objects in your QTEMP
library - doesn't show all of them (MATCTX probably discards stuff you're
not really meant to see ;-), but most of them...
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <milib.h>
#include <mih/matctx.h>
#include <miptrnam.h>
#include <mimchobs.h>
#include <mispcobj.h>
#include <miproces.h>
#include <milock.h>
void dsp_qtemp(void);
int main(void)
{
dsp_qtemp();
return 0;
}
void dsp_qtemp(void)
{
_MCTX_Options_T options_t;
_MCTX_Template_T *ctx_t;
_SYSPTR nwi_usrq_ptr;
char *ctx_data;
char obj_name[32];
int i;
_SYSPTR job_qtemp_ptr;
job_qtemp_ptr = _QTEMPPTR();
ctx_t = malloc(sizeof(_MCTX_Template_T));
if (ctx_t != NULL)
{
printf("\n\nLooking at QTEMPPTR = %p\n\n", job_qtemp_ptr);
ctx_t->Template_Size = sizeof(_MCTX_Template_T);
options_t.Info = (_MCTX_SYMBOLS ¦ _MCTX_POINTERS);
options_t.Select = _MCTX_ALL;
_MATCTX2(ctx_t, &job_qtemp_ptr, &options_t);
ctx_t = realloc(ctx_t, ctx_t->Bytes_Used);
ctx_t->Template_Size = ctx_t->Bytes_Used;
_MATCTX2(ctx_t, &job_qtemp_ptr, &options_t);
ctx_data = &(ctx_t->Data);
for ( i=0; i < ctx_t->Bytes_Used; i+=48)
{
strncpy(obj_name, (ctx_data + 2), 30);
obj_name[32] = '\0';
printf("Object..: %32s\n", obj_name);
nwi_usrq_ptr = *(_SYSPTR *)(ctx_data + 32);
printf("Pointer.: %p\n\n", nwi_usrq_ptr);
ctx_data += 48 ;
}
free(ctx_t);
}
}
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