Inspect Manual

Error and Warning Messages
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Inspect displays this warning message when you enter a TRACE command and
Inspect detects that a stack marker contains an impossible L register. Inspect can
detect when a stack is corrupt in a TNS program.
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Inspect displays this message when you make a reference to a nonexistent line
number. The line number might be nonexistent because you modified the source file
during an edit session prior to debugging.
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Inspect issues this error if you give the SOURCE command a scope unit name that
does not refer to a source file. A scope unit refers to the source file from which it is
compiled. If you change this source file to another type of file, say an object file,
Inspect displays this error.
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Inspect displays this warning when you are using the SOURCE command to
repeatedly display blocks of source lines by hitting the RETURN key, and you reach
the end of the source file.
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This warning is reported when you set a write or read/write breakpoint on a variable
that is less than 16 bits in size. When this is the case, memory access breakpoints will
be reported when the variable is accessed in addition to when the portions of the word
not containing the variable are accessed.
Unexpected frame data was encountered; stack is probably
corrupt
Line no longer exists: line-number
Not an Edit file: file-name
End-of-file on: file-name
Breakpoint will occur upon access to containing word