Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Usage Considerations
Usage Considerations
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Inspect provides the SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM command for one common
context in particular: when a program's object code is copied to another system,
but its source code is not.
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SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM sets the source system for the current program.
Each program that you are debugging can have its own source system.
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Inspect determines whether it should add the system name specified by SELECT
SOURCE SYSTEM after it formulates the current name (by applying any matching
source assignment to the compilation name).
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The SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM command cannot be used if the current name of
a source file in the current program explicitly includes a system name. Use the
ADD SOURCE ASSIGN command instead.
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If you used a C-series compiler and your object file has been moved to another
node on a network and the source files are at the same location as when the object
file was compiled, use the SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM command to identify the
node that the files reside on.
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To determine the source system for the current program, use the ENV command.
Related Commands
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ADD SOURCE ASSIGN on page 6-14
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ENV on page 6-81
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SOURCE on page 6-196
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SOURCE SYSTEM on page 6-211
SELECT SYSTYPE
The SELECT SYSTYPE command allows you to change the current systype of
Inspect.
Usage Consideration
Inspect may override any user selected systype when a subsequent event is received.
SELECT SYSTYPE { GUARDIAN | OSS }