FORTRAN Reference Manual

Running and Debugging Programs
FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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Running a FORTRAN Program
IN infile
where infile specifies the name of your input file. If you omit this option, the
TACL IN file is used; this is usually the home terminal.
OUT outfile
where outfile is the name of the output file. If you omit this option, TACL’s
OUT file is used; this is usually the home terminal.
NAME [process]
is the symbolic name assigned to the new process. Name is a “$” followed by
up to five alphanumeric characters of which the first must be alphabetic.
Your process must be named if you run it as a process pair. If you specify
NAME without process, the operating system supplies a process name.
If you specify the RUNNAMED compiler directive when you compile your
program, your program always runs as a named process. Binder sets the
RUNNAMED bit in the object file it creates if any of the object files it includes in
the target object file have the RUNNAMED option set. You can also set the
RUNNAMED attribute using a Binder command.
If the RUNNAMED attribute is set in file, you do not need to specify the NAME
option when you run your program, unless you want the process to have a
specific name. For information about the RUNNAMED directive, see
RUNNAMED Compiler Directive on page 10-58.
CPU cpu
is an integer ranging from 0 through 15 that specifies the processor in which to
run the process.
PRI pri
is an integer ranging from 1 through 199 that specifies the execution priority of
the process. Processes with higher numbers execute first. Your system
configuration might limit you to a priority that is smaller than 199.
INSPECT
sets the debugging environment at run time. INSPECT OFF selects the
lowlevel Debug facility. INSPECT ON selects the interactive-symbolic
debugger Inspect. INSPECT SAVEABEND is the same as INSPECT ON
except that Inspect also automatically creates a save file if the program
terminates abnormally.
OFF
ON
SAVEBAND