Inspect Manual

Debugging PATHWAY Applications
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Debugging PATHWAY Requester Programs
The Inspect process retrieves symbol information from the requester program's
program file, and retrieves source information from the requester program's source file
or files.
The TCP retrieves pseudocode from the requester program's program file and
executes it, controlling one or more PATHWAY application terminals. In addition, the
TCP provides the execution control services normally handled by DMON, including:

Setting and clearing breakpoints

Providing execution status information
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Retrieving code and data values for display

Modifying data values
Although PATHCOM and PATHMON are not directly involved in requester program
debugging, you use them to configure and prepare the PATHWAY system for requester
program debugging. Servers are not directly involved in requester program debugging
Figure 5-2. Debugging PATHWAY Requester Programs
INSPECT
VST502.vsd
TCP
DMON
PATHMON
PATHCOM
Requester's
Program
File
PATHCOM
Command
Terminal
PATHWAY
Terminals
Server Class
Server
Requester's
and Server's
Source File
Server's
Program
File
INSPECT
Command
Terminal