Native Inspect Manual (H06.04+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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save command
Table 4-3 lists the names of the registers on a TNS/E native NonStop system. The info,
print, and reg commands in particular use register names. You can use any C
assignment operator (such as += or -=) when assigning a value to a register.
save command
Creates a snapshot file (or save file) of the current TNS/E or TNS emulated process.
Snapshot files have file code 130 and are used for offline debugging.
filename
is the name of a TNS/E native process or a TNS emulated process.
!
forces the overwriting of the specified snapshot file. If the! is not included and the
specified file already exists, Native Inspect reports an error.
select-frame command
Is the “silent” version of the frame command, select-frame command, and the syntax of
the two commands is similar. Select-frame only selects a frame and does not print out
information about the frame.
Table 4-3. TNS/E Register Names
Type of Register Register Names
General registers $gr0 - $gr127
Floating-point registers $fr0 - $fr127
Predicate registers $pr0 - $pr63
Branch registers $br0 - $br7
Application registers $bsp, $ec, $lc
Other registers $ip (instruction pointer), $cfm (current frame marker),
$psr (program status register), $sp (stack pointer)
save filename [ ! ]