MDIRECTORY monitor command MDIRECTORY monitor command Syntax MDIRECTORY /M module Function Display the names of all the program modules in the system memory or the names of the programs in a specified program module. Parameters /M Optional qualifier that specifies that only modified modules or modified programs within a module are listed. module Optional name of a program module in memory. All the modules in memory are listed if this parameter is omitted. If this parameter is specified, all the programs in the named module are listed. Details This command can be used to obtain information about the program modules currently defined in the system memory.
Program modules are automatically created by the LOAD command. The MODULE command can be used to create, expand, or rearrange a program module. When the command parameters are omitted, the MDIRECTORY command lists the names of all program modules currently in memory. For any module or program name that is displayed, if the copy in memory has been modified since last being loaded or stored, an "M" appears before the program or module name. When the module parameter is specified, the MDIRECTORY command acts like a DIRECTORY command, except that only programs in the specified module are listed-in the sequence they follow in the module.
(See DIRECTORY for details of the information displayed.) The order of programs in a module can be changed with the MODULE monitor command. Examples Display the names of all of the program modules in memory. MDIRECTORY Display the names of all of the programs in the program module named main.package . MDIRECTORY main.package eV+Operating System Reference Guide, 2.x,18321-000 Rev A Page 131