Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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RESUME
RESUME
The RESUME command reactivates a suspended program, changing the program’s
state from hold to run. The RESUME command is not valid for save files.
* [ EXIT ]
resumes all executable programs currently in the hold state.
The optional EXIT clause directs Inspect to clear all breakpoints in all programs on the
program list and then terminate the Inspect session after it resumes the programs.
[ program ] [ AT code-location [ , RP integer ] ]
resumes a single executable program. You can specify the program using one of
several formats. program-number identifies the program by its program number (as
shown by the LIST PROGRAM command). program-name identifies the program by
its program name (as shown by the LIST PROGRAM command). cpu,pin identifies
a process by its process ID. PATHWAY-term-name identifies a PATHWAY requester
program by the name of its logical PATHWAY terminal.
The AT clause specifies that execution is to resume at a location other than the next
sequential one. The code location you provide in the AT clause must represent the
location of an executable instruction within the current scope unit. Using the AT clause
might require that you adjust the register pointer (RP) field of the E-register before
execution resumes.
The RP clause specifies the value for the RP field of the E-register. The integer you
provide in the RP clause must be in the range 0 to 7.
You should not use the RP clause unless you understand the underlying machine
structure, particularly the relationship of the RP field to instruction execution. For more
information, see the System Description Manual.
The AT and RP clauses are invalid for PATHWAY requester programs, and the RP
clause is invalid for accelerated programs.
Default Value
Entering RESUME without parameters resumes the execution of the current program.
RESUME [ * [ EXIT ] ]
[ program ] [ AT code-location [ , RP integer ] ]
program: one of
program-number
program-name
cpu,pin
PATHWAY-terminal-name