Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

{quit|exit}
When you enter a quit or exit command, Native Inspect detaches itself from the current process
and stops.
If you exit while a process is suspended, it is automatically resumed.
If breakpoints are set in a process, Native Inspect prompts you whether you want to continue. If
you do, another debugger instance is started if one of the breakpoints is hit.
reg Command
A Tcl command that displays registers for the currently selected stack frame.
reg
Table 13 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.
Table 13 TNS/E Register Names
Register NamesType of Register
$gr0 - $gr127General registers
$fr0 - $fr127Floating-point registers
$pr0 - $pr63Predicate registers
$br0 - $br7Branch registers
$bsp, $ec, $lcApplication registers
$ip (instruction pointer), $cfm (current frame marker),
$psr (program status register), $sp (stack pointer)
Other registers
save Command
Creates a snapshot file (or save file) of the current TNS/E or TNS emulated process that you can
debug at a later time. Snapshot files have the file code 130 and are used for offline debugging.
Snapshots for TNS processes can only be read by Visual Inspect and Inspect and snapshots for
32-bit TNS/E processes can only be read by Visual Inspect and Native Inspect. Snapshots for
64-bit processes can only be read by Native Inspect.
save name [compression] [!]
Where:
name
The OSS pathname or Guardian file name , (or a file name for the default location), where the
snapshot file is written.
compression
When debugging a 64-bit process, the save command allows control over the compression
type applied to the file. You can specify whether or not to apply compression, and which
compression algorithm to use.
It can be one of the following:
• bzip2
• gzip
Indicates the compression algorithm type.
• none
Indicates no compression is required.
reg Command 109