Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Usage Considerations for Accelerated Programs
statement. Merged indicates that the compiler merged the statement with one
or more other statements.
You cannot set a breakpoint on a deleted statement; you can set one on a
merged statement. However, when a breakpoint on a merged statement
generates a break event, Inspect displays this message:
Usage Considerations for Accelerated Programs
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For accelerated programs, output contains an additional column titled “Register-
Exact.” “Yes” is listed in this column if TNS registers are valid at the beginning of
the statement.
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Register-exact points do not exist at the beginning of many statements For
programs translated at the ProcDebug level of optimization.
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The INFO LOCATION command does not report register-exact points that exist
within a statement.
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If the location of a statement is not a memory-exact point, “Deleted” is listed in the
Optimize column.
Related Commands
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ADD SOURCE ASSIGN on page 6-14
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SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM on page 6-169
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SOURCE ASSIGN on page 6-202
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SOURCE SYSTEM on page 6-211
** Inspect warning 198 ** Results might be unexpected due to optimization
Note. “deleted” does not mean that the actions of your statements have been deleted, but that
optimization has merged the statement with another, which resulted in the statement not being
available for debugging.