Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Related Commands
value usually corresponds to the return value size at return points, and is 7 at other
register-exact points.
Related Commands
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HOLD on page 6-93
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STEP on page 6-212
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STOP on page 6-215
SAVE
The SAVE command creates a save file of the current program. A save file is a
“snapshot” or “image” of a process or PATHWAY server stored on disk. A save file
contains information regarding the state of the process or PATHWAY server at the
moment the image was created. This information includes:
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The user data space (including extended data segments).
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The values of TNS machine registers.
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The values of TNS/R machine registers for accelerated programs or native
programs.
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The names and status of any files opened by the process or PATHWAY server.
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General information, including: the TOS version, the processor type, the last
debugging event, the user ID and name of the creator, and the creation timestamp.
filename
specifies the name of the save file.
!
specifies that if a file named file-name already exists, it must be replaced by the
new save file. If you omit the exclamation point, an attempt to use an existing file
produces a file system error 10 and leaves the old file intact.
Note. The SAVE command is invalid for Pathway requester programs.
SAVE filename [ ! ]