Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

vproc(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
filename Specifies the Guardian filename of the program file or object file whose version
information is to be displayed.
When the Guardian VPROC utility is used from a TACL prompt, the value of
filename need not be fully qualified. When the Guardian VPROC utility is used
through the gtacl command, the value of filename should be fully qualified and
enclosed in single quotes.
TACL wildcard-matching can be used.
pathname Specifies the absolute OSS pathname of the program file or object file whose ver-
sion information is to be displayed. Information can be returned for any OSS
regular file.
When the Guardian VPROC utility is used from a TACL prompt, the pathname
must be preceded by at least one specification for RUN_option. If no run option
is needed, use the NAME option.
Wildcard-matching cannot be used.
The OSS vproc command is a script that calls the Guardian VPROC utility. The OSS vproc
command has the following flags and operands:
path Specifies the relative or absolute pathname of the program file or object file
whose version information is to be displayed. Information can be returned for
any OSS regular file.
If more than one pathname is specified, all pathnames must be relative to the
current working directory.
If filename, pathname, and path are omitted, the Guardian VPROC utility and the OSS vproc
command run in interactive mode. Pathnames or Guardian filenames can be entered interac-
tively.
DESCRIPTION
The Guardian VPROC utility and the OSS vproc command display information that identifies
the version of the file pointed to by the filename, pathname,orpath operand.
Information can be displayed for any Guardian file with a file code (type) of the following:
0 Indicates a binary file
100 Indicates a TNS format or TNS/R COFF format executable object file or a file in
the OSS file system
180 Indicates a file containing text in the Guardian file system or a Guardian C data
file (format is consistent with an OSS regular file containing ASCII text)
510 Indicates a standard microcode file
700 Indicates a TNS/R native (COFF or ELF format) relinkable or executable object
file
800 Indicates a TNS/E native (ELF format) linkfile or loadfile
860 Indicates a TNS/R millicode file.
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