TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions

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PMSG Command

Each process deletion message is followed by a CPU time-usage message on the next

line. The form of CPU time-usage messages is:

CPU TIME: hh:mm:ss.fff

is the number of hours since the process started.

is the number of minutes past the number of hours since the process started.

is the number of seconds past the number of hours and minutes since the

process started.

is the number of fractions of a second past the number of hours, minutes, and

seconds since the process started.

Considerations

•

TACL always displays an ABENDED message, even if PMSG is set to OFF.

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To determine the setting of PMSG, check the #PMSG built-in variable.

Example

This example shows the type of information you receive when you enter the PMSG ON

command:

21> PMSG ON

22> EDIT

PID: 08,62

TEXT EDITOR - ...

***

*exit

STOPPED: 08,62

CPU TIME 0:00:00.019

The command at history number 21 turns on process messages. The command at

number 22 starts an EDIT process; TACL displays the cpu,pin of the process as EDIT

signs on. When you exit from the EDIT process, TACL displays a process-deletion

message.