Inspect Manual
High-Level Inspect Commands
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Usage Considerations
Usage Considerations
You can display code from user library routines if you have read access to the code 
file.
The ICODE command provides a more powerful mechanism for displaying 
program code. 
Example
This example illustrates the differences between using the DISPLAY and ICODE 
commands to display program code. Note that the ICODE output indicates which 
source line numbers correspond to which instructions. In addition, the ICODE 
command recognizes where the procedure ends, as opposed to DISPLAY which 
displays only the exact amount you specified.
-PROGRAM-DISPLAY #m IN I FOR 40 WORDS
M = ADDS +012 LDI +065 STOR L+001 LDI +146
 STOR L+002 LADR L+003 LLS 01  RDP
 LDI +011 ORLI 000 LADD  LLS 01
 LDI +013 MOVB 047 ZERD  PUSH 711
 XCAL 000 STOR G+145 STD G+154,6 STD L+040,7
 LDB L+157,7 LADR G+154,5 LDD G+000,6 NOP
 NOP NOP NOP  NOP
 NOP NOP NOP  NOP
 NOP NOP NOP  NOP
 NOP NOP NOP  NOP
-PROGRAM-ICODE AT #m FOR 40 STATEMENTS
#9
 %000003: ADDS +012
#18
 %000004: LDI +065 STOR L+001
#19
 %000006: LDI +146 STOR L+002
#20
 %000010: LADR L+003 LLS 01  RDP
 %000013: LDI +011 ORLI 000  LADD
 %000016: LLS 01 LDI +013  MOVB 047
#23
 %000021: ZERD PUSH 711  XCAL 000
 %000024: STOR G+145 STD G+154,6 STD L+040,7
 %000027: LDB L+157,7 LADR G+154,5 LDD G+000,6
 ** Inspect warning 388 ** Listing ends at procedure end










