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

vproc(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
Privileged code
This information appears only for files with file code 100 that contain privileged
code. The value is YES.
Native Mode Indicates whether the file can be executed. This information appears only for
files with file code 700. The possible values are runnable file and Not runnable
file.
TNS/E Native Mode
Indicates whether the file can be executed. This information appears only for
files with file code 800. The possible values are runnable file and Not runnable
file.
EXAMPLES
1. To display the process version information for the ed editor from the OSS shell, enter:
gtacl -p vproc ’/bin/ed’
This displays information similiar to the following:
GMT Binder timestamp: 04JAN2003 11:43:43
Version procedure: T8432G07_01AUG99_CRTLMAIN
Version procedure: T8626G06_30JAN2003_ABU_OSSUTIL
Native Mode: runnable file
2. To display the process version information for the ed editor from a TACL prompt, enter:
vproc /NAME/ /bin/ed
This displays information similiar to the following:
GMT Binder timestamp: 04JAN2003 11:43:43
Version procedure: T8432G07_01AUG99_CRTLMAIN
Version procedure: T8626G06_30JAN2003_ABU_OSSUTIL
Native Mode: runnable file
3. To use vproc interactively, enter:
gtacl -p vproc
and enter filenames or absolute pathnames in response to the prompt:
> Enter filename:
To leave vproc, enter CTRL/Y at any prompt.
4. To display version information about Binder-format object files in an OSS ar format
archive file named /nonnative/usr/lib/libc.a, enter the following from an OSS shell
prompt:
vproc /nonnative/usr/lib/libc.a
This displays information similiar to the following:
Archive member: versiono
Binder timestamp: 14FEB2000 00:02:32
Version procedure: T8305D40_08MAR2000_STDLIBS_AAO
Target CPU: UNSPECIFIED
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