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

comment (#) Command
A Tcl command that introduces a line of comment.
Alias: # command. (See # (comment) Command (page 64)).
{comment|#} [text]
Either comment or # must be the first non-blank character in the line. The entire line is then treated
as a comment.
condition Command
Specifies a conditional expression to be evaluated when a breakpoint is hit. The breakpoint is
reported only if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
condition breakpoint-number [conditional-expression]
Where:
breakpoint-number,
The number of the breakpoint or catch event, for which the specified expression is to be
evaluated. You canconditionalize MABs in the same manner as breakpoints by using the MAB's
ordinal as an argument.
conditional-expression,
The conditional expression that you want evaluated when Native Inspect encounters the specified
breakpoint. If you omit the conditional-expression, any existing condition is cleared,
and the specified breakpoint is treated as an unconditional breakpoint.
The conditional expression here is different from the low-level conditional expression supported
by the mab and break commands. Low-level conditional expressions (llce) are evaluated
by interrupt processes in the NonStop operating system. High-level conditional expressions
(HLCEs), such as those supported by the condition command, are evaluated by Native
Inspect.
continue Command
Continues execution of the current process. Native Inspect suspends command prompting until the
next debugging event occurs, or until you press the Break key.
continue [ignore-count]
Where:
ignore-count
Specifies the number of times to ignore a breakpoint at the current location.
Example
To continue execution:
(eInspect 1,329):c
Continuing.
Breakpoint 2, pcbDataStructs_initialize ()
at \SIERRA.$YOSE1.SYMBAT1.SCXXTST:386
386 pcb = PCBList.entry[2]->ref.pcb;
define Command
The define command defines a command, commandname, specified by the user. If there is
already a command by that name, you are asked to confirm that you want to redefine it.
The definition of the command is made up of other Native Inspect command lines, which are given
following the define command. The end of these commands is marked by a line containing end.
define commandname
comment (#) Command 71