System Generation Manual for G-Series RVUs

Reading the CONFLIST Report

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Native System Spaces in RPDR Order

After producing the alphabetic map of native system spaces, SYSGENR then produces

a map of native system code and native system library, based on the table of Run-time

Procedure Descriptor Records (RPDR) built earlier by NLD when creating the SYSCLR

file. This map information is useful for debugging purposes. The column headings and

their meanings are as follows:

Following is a partial example of a TNS/R system memory order map for the native

procedures in system code and system library. The DISC ADDRESSES portion that

Column Heading Meaning

NAT_ENTRY The native entry point address (in hexadecimal) of the procedure,

subprocedure, or entry point.

ATTR The attributes of the procedure, subprocedure, or entry point, which

can be one or more of the following:

C Callable M Main

E Entry point P Privileged

H Shell R Resident

I Interrupt S Subprocedure

PC The number of the return address register.

FRAMEOFFSET The offset (in hexadecimal) from FR to the virtual frame pointer.

FR The number of the frame pointer register.

REGOFFSET The saved-register offset.

REGMASK The saved-register mask.

PROCNAME The name of the system code or system library procedure.