TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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RUN[D|V] Command
CPU cpu-number
specifies the number of the processor where the process is to run. Specify
cpu-number as an integer in the range from 0 through 15. If you omit this
option, the process runs in the same processor as TACL (but if a $CMON
process exists, it might specify a processor other than that one; see the
Guardian Programmer’s Guide for information about $CMON).
DEBUG
causes the process to start in the debug mode. This option is not valid in a
RUND or RUNV command.
RUN program-file / DEBUG / is the same as RUND program-file.
DEFMODE { OFF | ON }
specifies the initial DEFMODE setting (controlling both enabling and
propagation of DEFINEs) for the process you are starting, and determines
which DEFINEs are propagated to the newly started process. If you do not
include the DEFMODE option, the initial DEFMODE setting for the process you
are starting is the DEFMODE setting for the current TACL. The DEFMODE
option has no effect on the DEFMODE setting for the current TACL.
If you specify DEFMODE OFF, all DEFINEs are disabled for the new process,
and no DEFINE is propagated from the current TACL to the new process.
If you specify DEFMODE ON, all DEFINEs are enabled for, and propagated to,
the new process.
EXTSWAP [ file-name ]
specifies the name of a file to be used as swap space for the default extended
data of the process. The EXTSWAP file must reside on the same node as the
program file.
For processes running with pre-D42 software RVUs, omitting this option
causes the Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF) to create the default
extended swap file on the volume specified by the SWAP volume in the
=_DEFAULTS DEFINE. If there is no SWAP volume in the =_DEFAULTS
DEFINE, the operating system chooses one. For more information about the
KMSF facility, refer to the Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF) Manual.
EXTSWAP INSPECT MAXNATIVEHEAPSIZE* OUTV TERM
GUARANTEED-
SWAPSPACE*
INV MEM PFS WINDOW
* These options are available when the default configuration settings of the TACL process are
changed. To change the settings, set the TACL configuration parameter CONFIGRUN to
PROCESSLAUNCH. For more information, see the #SETCONFIGURATION option, CONFIGRUN
[ PROCESSCREATE | PROCESSLAUNCH ].