 
 CDA helps you determine the cause of system crashes by analyzing a memory 
 dump created by the Executive Crash Dump Module.  It then formats the 
 information and can create a listing, according to the switches you specify
 on the command line.
 
 The general form of the command line is:
 
	[listfile/sw],[binaryfile/sw]=[symbolfile/STB],crash-input[/sw]
 
 listfile	the human-readable CDA output listing
		
 binaryfile	a copy of the binary data the crash dump module writes
		on the crash dump device
 
 symbolfile	the symbol definition file (RSX11M.STB) for the crashed system
 
 crash-input	the source of the binary input to CDA; the crash dump device
		or a binary file created by CDA in a previous analysis
 
 See HELP CDA LIST for the list file switches.
 
 See HELP CDA BINARY for the binary file switches.
 
 See HELP CDA ANALYSIS for the crash-input file switches.
 
 Further information may be found in the Crash Dump Analyzer Reference Manual.
 
2 ANALYSIS
 The switches for the crash-input file are:
 
 /ACT(/ATL)		Dumps active task control blocks
 /ADV			Lists information on all devices
 /ALL			Does entire analysis
 /CLI(/CPB)		Lists contents of CLI parser blocks
 /CLQ			Lists contents of the clock queue
 /CTL			Dumps controller info (KRBs, CTBs, etc.)
 /DEV(/DCB,/SCB,/UCB)	Lists information on active devices
 /DMP:start:stop:vird	
 (/DUMP:start:stop:vird)Dumps physical range with 'vird' address label
 /HDR			Dumps task headers
 /KDS:start:stop	Dumps kernel data space
 /KIS:start:stop	Dumps kernel instruction space
 /KMR			Forces assignment of kernel APRs
 /PCB(/PAR)		Dumps partition information
 /POOL			Dumps primary pool
 /SECPOL		Dumps secondary pool
 /STD(/TCB,/TAL)	Dumps all task control blocks
 /-SYS			Does not dump system information pages
 /TSK=name:start:stop	Dumps task virtual space
 (/TASK,/TAS)
 
2 BINARY
 The switch for the binary file is:
 
 /MEMSIZ:n		Specifies memory size in K words
 
 
2 LIST
 The switches for the list file are:
 
 /EXIT:n		Terminates analysis after n analysis errors
 
 /LIMIT:n		Limits output listing to n pages
 
 /LINES:n		Limits page length to n lines
 
 /-SP			Does not spool the list file

