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     The Examine Symbols (X?) command displays the names and addresses
     of symbols and the names of modules defined within a program. You
     can specify the group you want to examine by module, function,
     or name.
 
     Examine Symbols has the following command formats:
 
     Format     Display
 
     X*         Names and addresses of all modules in the program.
 
     XL         Names, addresses, types, and values of all local
                variables in the currently executing function.
 
     X?         Information about given symbols in individual modules
                and functions.
 
     See: ◄Examine Symbols (Arguments)►
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