TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions

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STATUS Command

Use the STATUS command to display information about one or more running

processes. The STATUS command is an alias for the #XSTATUS built-in function..

OUT list-file

specifies a device, or a sequential file accessible to the sequential I/O (SIO) facility,

that is to receive the STATUS output. If you omit the OUT option, the STATUS

listing goes to the OUT file in effect for the current TACL (usually the home

terminal).

If you specify an OUT file that does not exist, TACL creates an EDIT file named

list-file. If you specify an OUT file that already exists, TACL appends the

status information to the end of the file.

range

is any of these:

[\node-name.] cpu,pin

[\node-name.] cpu-number

[\node-name.]$process-name

[\node-name.]*

\node-name

requests the status of all specified processes running in \ node-name.

cpu,pin

requests the status of a particular process.

cpu-number

requests the status of all processes running in a particular CPU.

$process-name

requests the status of a particular named process or process pair.

requests the status of processes running in all CPUs.

Note: The STATUS command is a macro, not an alias for #XSTATUS.

STATUS [ / OUT list-file / ] [ range ] [ , condition ] ...

[ , DETAIL ] [ , STOP ] [ , FORCED ]