Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Usage Considerations
space identifier (space ID). For the ENV register, the RP and CC values appear
only for the first scope unit in the trace.
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If you specify ARGUMENTS, Inspect lists the formal parameter names and the
actual parameter values for each call. If the scope unit has the VARIABLE or
EXTENSIBLE attribute, only the supplied parameters are displayed.
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Numeric values (except the value of the L register) are displayed in the current
output radix. Numbers in octal or hexadecimal notation have the % or %H prefix,
respectively.
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The space identifier (space ID) is of the form:
{ UC | UL }.segment-num
;UC specifies that the code segment is within the user code space. UL specifies
that the code segment is within the user library space. segment-num defines the
particular code segment as an octal number. For more information about the space
ID, see the System Description Manual.
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Trap Handler
The operating system does not create a typical stack marker to describe the
location of a trap. If a trap handler occurs anywhere in the stack, TRACE will show
an incorrect trap location. For more information about trap handlers, see the
ARMTRAP and SIGACTION_INIT_ routines in the Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual.
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Inspect lists the ENV register using these mnemonics:
For information about the ENV register, see the System Description Manual.
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Inspect displays all active TAL subprocedure calls (that is, subprocedures that
have been entered but not yet exited). Here are considerations for TAL
subprocedures:
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If the num-calls parameter is specified, Inspect does not count calls to
subprocedures as procedure levels.
CCE Condition code equal
CCG Condition code greater
CCL Condition code less
CS System code space bit is set
DS System data space bit is set
K Carry bit is set
LS Library space bit is set
PRIV Privileged bit is set
RP Register stack pointer
T Trap enable bit is set
V Overflow bit is set