Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.25+, H06.03+)

User Commands (g - j) gtacl(1)
+name Starts the child process as an unnamed process. This specification is ignored if
the Guardian RUNNAMED process attribute is set in the program file for the
child process.
If you specify neither the -name nor the +name option, the default behavior is
+name.
-nowait Exits without waiting for the child process to terminate. Refer to Input/Output
Filtering under NOTES later in this reference page.
If you use this option, the effects of the following options are restricted:
"-c command"
"-cv command"
"-i"
"+i"
If you do not specify the -nowait option, the default action is to wait for the child
process to terminate.
-p pathname Runs the specified program as the child process. This option is an alternate syn-
tax for the -prog option followed by the -- option (described later in this refer-
ence page). For example, gtacl -p pathname operands is equivalent to specify-
ing gtacl -prog pathname -- operands.
No other option can be specified after this option on the gtacl command line.
-pfs n Specifies the size of the operating system process file segment (PFS) for the child
process in 2048-byte virtual memory pages (64-512). The default size is deter-
mined from the program file executed as the child process.
Refer to the TACL Reference Manual for additional information about PFS
pages.
-pmsg on | -pmsg off
Specifies whether the gtacl command displays status information for the child
process on the OSS standard output file of the gtacl process.
Specifying -pmsg on means the name (for a named child process) or the operat-
ing system cpu, pin (for an unnamed child process), the program file name, and
exit status information is displayed. Specifying -pmsg off means no information
is displayed.
The default setting for display is -pmsg off.
-prog pathname
Runs the specified program file as the child process.
If this option is specified, the gtacl command uses the OSS environment variable
PMSEARCHLIST to resolve (expand) pathname when it consists of a single
Guardian filename component. If the OSS environment variable PMSEAR-
CHLIST is not defined, then gtacl uses the /G/system/system subvolume. If the
named file cannot be found in /G/system/system, then the current version of
/G/system/sysnn is used. If the file is not found, an error diagnostic is printed
and gtacl terminates.
If this option is not specified, the default action is to run the file
/G/system/system/tacl or /G/system/sysnn/tacl.
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