Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Default Value
WRAP
directs Inspect to display the full length of each source line, wrapping it onto the
next line if necessary.
Default Value
The SOURCE ICODE command lists the same range of lines as listed by the
SOURCE command.
Usage Considerations
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When displaying source and instruction mnemonics, Inspect lists source lines until
the beginning of a statement/verb is encountered, at which point instructions for
the preceding statement/verb are listed.
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Lines that do not generate code, such as comments, may therefore be listed
before the instructions for the preceding statement.
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Changing the current scope to an active procedure on the stack changes the
default display location.
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The SOURCE ICODE command requires that a program be compiled with
symbols. Use the ICODE command if your program does not have symbols.
Usage Considerations for TNS/R Programs
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When debugging accelerated programs, the SOURCE ICODE command marks
TNS instructions which are at memory-exact points and register exact-points.
These symbols are used:
> memory-exact point
@ register-exact points
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When debugging accelerated programs, the SOURCE ICODE command
annotates the listed statements to mark statements that are register-exact points
and those that have been “Deleted” (that is, are not memory-exact points). The
annotation character is listed in the column before the line/statement number:
- The statement is deleted (that is, it is not a memory-exact point).
@ The statement is a register-exact point; the RESUME AT command and
register modification commands can be used as such statements.
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When debugging TNS/R native programs, the SOURCE ICODE command
displays a “-” character next to RISC instructions which are from previous source
lines and a “+” next to RISC instructions which are from subsequent lines. Lines
containing RISC instructions also contain the source file line number that the
instruction is for.