Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Default Value
system
specifies the system from which Inspect should retrieve source files.
Default Value
If you do not specify a system name in a SOURCE SYSTEM command, Inspect uses
the name of your current system.
Related Commands

ADD SOURCE ASSIGN on page 6-14

ENV on page 6-81

SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM on page 6-169
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SOURCE ASSIGN on page 6-202
STEP
The STEP command resumes execution of the current program at the point where it
was last suspended, and then suspends execution after the program has executed a
certain number of units.
step-spec
specifies how much code to execute before re-suspending execution.
num-units [ code-unit ]
specifies the step amount as a number of code units. When you use this form,
STEP treats calls to other scope units as a single code unit.
The default for code-unit is STATEMENT. Code units map to slightly
different entities in each source language. Refer to the source language
sections for details regarding the size of a code unit.
STEP [ step-spec ]
step-spec: one of
num-units [ code-unit ]
IN [ num-units [ code-unit ] ]
OUT [ num-calls ] [ PROC[S] | SUBPROC[S] ]
code-unit: one of
INSTRUCTION[S] STATEMENT[S] VERB[S]