Inspect Manual

Error and Warning Messages
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markers that link subprocedure calls are addressed relative to the S register. If the
program modifies the S register, Inspect cannot locate the subprocedure stack marker.
To step out of a subprocedure, set a temporary breakpoint on the statement following
the subprocedure call and issue a RESUME command. To step out of a containing
procedure, issue a STEP OUT PROC command.
194
An ADD SOURCE ASSIGN command was issued with a process or file for the original
name, but the new name was not a permanent disk file. The new name must be a
permanent disk file because the SOURCE can only read from permanent disk files.
195
An operation was issued for a deleted program. When you enter a STOP command,
Inspect awaits confirmation of the stop from the operating system before removing the
program from the program list. Therefore, the stopped program might still appear on
the program list for a brief period of time.
196
Inspect encountered an invalid timestamp (the year was greater than 4000).
197
Inspect encountered a statement that was deleted during optimization. If optimization
across statements (using compiler directive OPTIMIZE 2) was performed, usually
some statements are deleted. Because instructions for deleted statements do not
exist, certain Inspect commands cannot be applied to them.
For accelerated programs executed on a TNS/R machine, Inspect only allows TNS
code breakpoints to be set at locations that are memory-exact points. If you attempt to
set a TNS code breakpoint at a location that is not a memory-exact point you will
receive this error.
Target must be a permanent disk file: file-name
Invalid operation in deleted program
Invalid timestamp
Location deleted due to optimizations