Inspect Manual

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Using Inspect on a TNS/E System
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Capabilities of Inspect on TNS/E Systems
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Acceleration on TNS/E Systems on page 18-2
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Debugger Selection on TNS/E Systems on page 18-4
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Using Inspect to Debug TNS Programs on TNS/E Systems on page 18-8
Capabilities of Inspect on TNS/E Systems
What Inspect Does
On a TNS/E system, you can use Inspect to debug the following:
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TNS processes emulated on a TNS/E system. Emulated TNS processes are TNS
processes that either:
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Were accelerated beforehand with the TNS Object Code Accelerator (OCA)
and are running in TNS accelerated mode
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Are being interpreted and are running in TNS interpreted mode
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Snapshots of emulated TNS processes generated on either a TNS/R or TNS/E
system
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Snapshots of TNS/R native processes
What Inspect Does Not Do
Inspect cannot be used to debug TNS/E native processes or TNS/E native snapshots
on a TNS/E system.
New Features
No new features have been added to Inspect for deployment on TNS/E systems.
Inspect behaves essentially the same on a TNS/E system as on a TNS/R system, with
a few exceptions and restrictions as noted in Table 18-2 on page 18-8. Restrictions are
also described in the individual command descriptions in Section 6, High-Level Inspect
Commands.
Languages Supported
Programming languages supported by Inspect on TNS/E systems include TNS Fortran,
Screen COBOL, TNS COBOL85, Pascal, TAL, and TNS C/C++.