Generating and printing lists (special window: LIST)

In spite of the convenience provided by on-screen diagnosis, it is often useful to print the dump on paper. If, for example, you have used PRODAMP for special evaluations and to group together certain structures which are normally scattered throughout memory, you can print the results on a printer of the local computer or on an external computer. You can, of course, also print the entire dump, but the resulting stack of paper can be up to one and a half meters high and has little value, except for demonstrating how big a dump can be, compared with the ease of diagnosis offered by DAMP.
Editing lists for printing can be controlled in interactive mode or by means of batch statements.