SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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OPEN
startup-string-exp
specifies the startup message to be written to the process started by this OPEN
statement.
BLOCKEDIO ON | OFF
indicates whether an interprocess communication message received from taskid
can contain multiple logical messages delimited by carriage-return [line-
feed] characters.
BLOCKEDIO ON indicates that each interprocess message from taskid is parsed
into multiple logical messages if that IPC has text containing carriage-return
[line-feed] characters.
BLOCKEDIO OFF is the default, unless the name of the object file is NETACL.
CACHEPAGES pages
defines the number of cache memory pages to be allocated to this task. Cache
memory is used to store messages from the specified taskid.
CACHEPAGES has meaning only the first time a taskid is declared, and once
declared cannot be changed.
CPU cpu-number
indicates the processor number in which the program should be created. CPU has
meaning only when you are creating the program associated with the taskid. The
SeeView program communicates with $CMON when it is present and tries to use
CPU assignments indicated by $CMON.
DEVTYPE PROCESS | TERMINAL
specifies the type of device that the SeeView program will emulate for the declared
task. OPEN FUP DEVTYPE TERMINAL causes the SeeView program to return
devtype 6,0 to FUP DEVICEINFO calls. OPEN FUP DEVTYPE PROCESS causes
the SeeView program to return type 0,0 to the FUP task.
DEVTYPE works only when you enable subtype 30 in the SeeView object file. To
do this, use the following BIND command:
CHANGE SUBTYPE 30 IN SEEVIEW
The procedure DEBUGPROCESS requires that TERMINAL device type for the file
where the debug prompt is to appear. Before attempting to use the TACL DEBUG
command, check that the device type returned to TACL by the SeeView program is
a TERMINAL. To do so any time, enter this SeeView statement and press Shift-
Return.
OPEN TACL DEVTYPE TERM