Inspect Manual

Using Inspect With Accelerated Programs on TNS/R
Systems
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SET PROMPT/SET STATUS
SET PROMPT/SET STATUS
The following status tokens could be helpful when used with the SET STATUS and
SET PROMPT commands:

ACCELERATOR STATE
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INSTRUCTION SET
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PROCESSOR
Examples
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This example shows, how you might set your prompt to include accelerator state
information:
This will result in prompts of the following form:
In this case, the location in TNS/R code where the program suspended is a memory-
exact point.
SOURCE
When debugging accelerated programs on TNS/R systems, the SOURCE command
annotates statements that are register-exact points and those that have been deleted
(that is, statements that are not memory-exact points). The annotation character is
listed in the column before the line/statement number: i
Character Description
– The statement is “deleted” (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 at such statements.
Usage Consideration for Accelerated Programs
The annotation character is listed in the same column that Inspect lists the asterisk
when marking the current location; the asterisk always takes precedence. Information
about the program state at the current location is available from the ACCELERATOR
STATE status and prompt tokens and the LIST PROGRAM DETAIL command.
SET PROMPT = LEVEL,PROGRAM NAME,"[ ",ACCELERATOR STATE, " ]", STEP, LEVEL
-ATMSRV[ memory-exact ]-