Measure Reference Manual

35> MEASCOM /IN $MEAS.CMDS.MCONFIG /
MCONFIG is a file containing these commands:
ADD CPU *
ADD DISC *
START MEASUREMENT $DATA.PERF.MAY04
For the full syntax of the MEASCOM command, see MEASCOM (page 40).
Creating a Custom Startup File
You can create a file of MEASCOM commands, similar to a command (OBEY) file, to execute
each time MEASCOM is invoked. The file must be an edit file, named MEASCSTM, that contains
only MEASCOM commands.
MEASCOM searches for the MEASCSTM file on the current subvolume. If it does not find the file,
MEASCOM searches your default subvolume. This capability lets you set up different MEASCSTM
files for different measurements and analysis environments.
This example shows a MEASCSTM file:
COMMENTS SUPPRESS 2000
WARNINGS SUPPRESS 3013
SETPROMPT VOLUME
SET REPORT RATE OFF
SET REPORT LOADID TEST
MEASCOM
The MEASCOM command starts a measurement session by starting the Measure command interface
(MEASCOM).
Syntax
MEASCOM [ / [ IN filename ] [ , OUT listfile ] / ]
[ command [ ; command ] ... ]
filename
is an existing disk file, a device other than a disk, or a process where MEASCOM is to read
commands. If omitted, filename defaults to the current input file for your command interpreter,
usually the terminal.
listfile
is a disk file, a device other than a disk, or a process to which MEASCOM is to write output.
If omitted, listfile defaults to the current output file for your command interpreter, usually
the terminal.
MEASCOM writes command output to listfile:
• If listfile is an existing disk file, MEASCOM appends output to the file.
• If listfile is a tape file, MEASCOM writes two consecutive file marks after writing to
the file and before closing it.
• If listfile is a line printer or a process, MEASCOM writes a page eject after opening
the file and before writing to it.
• If listfile does not exist, MEASCOM creates it as a new disk file.
MEASCOM writes no more than 80 characters per line to a terminal. When plotting data,
MEASCOM writes more than 80 characters if the output device can handle the wider line.
command
is a Measure command. If omitted, MEASCOM reads commands from filename. If commands
are specified, MEASCOM executes them and then returns control to the operating system
command interpreter.
40 MEASCOM Commands