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Update examples in doc/xdump to current server's output

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The NSC_CONST flags added in commit fa63f87b have always been missing
here.  The previous commit changed xdump meta meta.  Other than that,
it's just different encodings.
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Markus Armbruster 2011-04-25 07:17:49 +02:00
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@ -311,12 +311,12 @@ its meta-data, and to make sense of that table, we need meta-meta
data. So we start with that:
[14:640] Command : xdump meta meta
XDUMP meta meta 1139555204
XDUMP meta meta 1303706667
"name" 3 4 0 -1
"type" 5 4 0 32
"flags" 6 12 0 33
"len" 8 4 0 -1
"table" 9 4 0 -1
"type" 4 4 0 34
"flags" 5 12 0 33
"len" 7 4 0 -1
"table" 8 4 0 27
/5
To interpret this table, we have to know the field names and their
@ -340,8 +340,8 @@ know, namely the table of tables. Let's dump that next, starting with
its meta-data:
[31:640] Command : xdump meta table
XDUMP meta table 1139556230
"uid" 9 0 0 26
XDUMP meta table 1303706678
"uid" 8 0 0 27
"name" 3 4 0 -1
/2
@ -351,33 +351,33 @@ leftmost field's meta-data field table must be the table ID of xdump
table itself. Indeed, its value matches the one we got in xdump meta
meta. Let's try to dump the table:
[30:640] Command : xdump 26 *
XDUMP table 1139556210
[30:640] Command : xdump 27 *
XDUMP table 1303706692
0 "sect"
1 "ship"
[...]
9 "nat"
[...]
16 "sect-chr"
17 "ship-chr"
19 "sect-chr"
20 "ship-chr"
[...]
26 "table"
27 "table"
[...]
/45
/49
It worked!
Now dump the two symbol tables we postponed. Because xdump accepts
table IDs as well as names, we don't have to know their names:
[14:640] Command : xdump meta 32
XDUMP meta meta-type 1139555298
"value" 9 4 0 -1
"name" 3 0 0 -1
[14:640] Command : xdump meta 34
XDUMP meta meta-type 1303706718
"value" 8 4 0 -1
"name" 3 4 0 -1
/2
[15:640] Command : xdump 32 *
XDUMP meta-type 1139555826
[15:640] Command : xdump 34 *
XDUMP meta-type 1303706737
1 "d"
2 "g"
3 "s"
@ -395,13 +395,13 @@ table IDs as well as names, we don't have to know their names:
/14
[15:640] Command : xdump meta 33
XDUMP meta meta-flags 1139555303
"value" 9 4 0 -1
"name" 3 0 0 -1
XDUMP meta meta-flags 1303706753
"value" 8 4 0 -1
"name" 3 4 0 -1
/2
[24:640] Command : xdump 33 *
XDUMP meta-flags 1139555829
XDUMP meta-flags 1303706765
1 "deity"
2 "extra"
4 "const"
@ -422,13 +422,13 @@ Dumping the remaining tables is easy: just walk the table of tables.
Here's the first one:
[36:640] Command : xdump meta 0
XDUMP meta sect 1139556498
"owner" 6 0 0 9
"xloc" 10 0 0 -1
"yloc" 11 0 0 -1
"des" 4 0 0 16
XDUMP meta sect 1303706822
"owner" 5 0 0 9
"xloc" 9 4 0 -1
"yloc" 10 4 0 -1
"des" 4 0 0 19
[...]
/69
/78
A whole load of tables referenced! Only one of them (not shown above)
is a symbol table.