Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Related Commands
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The current log file is closed and all logging is stopped when the LOG STOP
command is entered or the current Inspect session is terminated.
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Inspect qualifies the log file using the current volume and subvolume if Inspect’s
systype is Guardian, otherwise, Inspect will qualify the file name using the current
OSS directory.
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If a disk file is specified, and the file does not exist, Inspect will create a file (EDIT
file if it is a Guardian systype, or a newline-terminated text file if it is an OSS
systype). If the file already exists, Inspect appends the output to the file.
Related Commands
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ENV on page 6-81
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SYSTEM on page 6-217
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VOLUME on page 6-223
LOW
The LOW command switches Inspect from high-level command mode to low-level
command mode. Section 7, Low-Level Inspect describes the low-level Inspect
commands.
Usage Considerations
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Automatic Command Mode Selection
When Inspect receives a debug event, it sets the command mode to high-level or
low-level, depending on the existence of symbol information for the scope unit in
which the event occurred. When a symbol table is present, Inspect selects high-
level mode; otherwise, it selects low-level mode.
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High-level Command Availability
While in low-level, most high-level commands are available; however,
abbreviations for high-level commands cannot be used while in low-level.
Usage Consideration for TNS/R Programs
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The usefulness of debugging accelerated programs at the TNS machine level is
extremely limited. For more information, see Section 16, Using Inspect With
Accelerated Programs on TNS/R Systems.
Note. The LOW command is invalid for PATHWAY requester programs.
LOW