Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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TIME
TIME
The TIME command enables you to obtain the current time within Inspect.
file
specifies the file to which TIME will write its output.
Usage Considerations

The TIME command is useful when performance measurements figures are
needed against Inspect.

The current time will be output in this form:
YYYY-MM-DDhh.mm.ss.cc
TRACE
The TRACE command displays the call history of active scopes for the current
program location. Inspect displays the call history sequentially, from the most recent to
the oldest.
num-calls
specifies the number of calls to list, beginning from the most recent call (that is, the
call to the scope unit containing the current code location). If you do not specify
num-calls, Inspect lists all outstanding calls.
REGISTERS
directs Inspect to interpret and display the TNS stack marker for each call listed.
The REGISTERS clause is invalid for PATHWAY requester programs and of limited
usefulness in accelerated programs.
ARGUMENTS
directs Inspect to display the formal parameter names and actual parameter values
for each call listed.
Usage Considerations

When using the REGISTERS clause, Inspect displays each P-register value in
normal Inspect form as a scope unit and code offset. Inspect displays the L
register value in octal, the ENV register value decoded into mnemonics, and the
TIME [ /OUT/ <file> ]
TRACE [ num-calls ] [ REGISTERS ] [ ARGUMENTS ]