Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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INFO LOCATION
2. A FORTRAN real variable named P will have these attributes:
3. A TAL integer array named D^ARRAY could have these attributes:
4. A COBOL numeric unsigned data item named PRIMARY-CPU could have these
attributes:
In this example, PRIMARY-CPU is not on a word boundary; therefore, Inspect
displays access^info showing the specific byte.
INFO LOCATION
The INFO LOCATION command displays information about a statement in the current
program. Additional information is listed for accelerated programs, including the effects
that accelerator optimizations have on source statements.
code-location
specifies the statement you want information about.
*
specifies all statements in the current scope unit.
-PRG-INFO IDENTIFIER p
P: VARIABLE
storage^info:
TYPE=REAL, ELEMENT LEN=32 BITS, UNIT SIZE=1 ELEMENTS
access^info:
'L' + %15 WORDS
-PRG-INFO IDENTIFIER d^array
D^ARRAY: VARIABLE
storage^info:
TYPE=BIN SIGN, ELEMENT LEN=16 BITS, UNIT SIZE=1 ELEMENTS
access^info:
'L' + 1 WORD
dimension^info:
[0:9]
-PRG-INFO IDENTIFIER primary-cpu
PRIMARY-CPU: VARIABLE
storage^info:
TYPE=NUM UNSIGNED, ELEMENT LEN=8 BITS, UNIT SIZE=1 ELEMENTS
access^info:
'L' + %20 WORDS + 1 BYTE
INFO LOCATION [ code-location | * [ SCOPE { scope-spec } ] ]
scope-spec: one of
scope-path
scope-ordinal