TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#NEWPROCESS Built-In Function
#NEWPROCESS Built-In Function
Use #NEWPROCESS to start a process (this also establishes the name and CPU,PIN
of the default process; see #PROCESS Built-In Function on page 9-292).
#NEWPROCESS is similar to the RUN command described in Section 8.
program-file
is the name of the file containing the object program to be run. Partial file names
are evaluated using the current default system, volume, and subvolume names.
option
is one of these (see the RUN[D|V] Command on page 8-156 for complete
descriptions):
CPU cpu-number
DEBUG
DEFMODE { OFF | ON }
EXTSWAP [ file-name ]
HIGHPIN { ON | OFF }
IN [ file-name ]
INLINE
INSPECT { OFF | ON | SAVEABEND }
INV variable-level [ DYNAMIC [PROMPT variable-level] ]
JOBID num
LIB [ file-name ]
MEM num-pages
NAME [ $process-name ]
NOWAIT
OUT [ list-file ]
OUTV variable-level
PFS num-pages
PRI priority
STATUS variable-level
SWAP file-name
TERM $terminal-name
WINDOW [ "text" ]
param-set
is a program parameter or a series of parameters sent to the new process in the
startup message. Leading and trailing spaces are deleted.
Result
•
If you specify NOWAIT, #NEWPROCESS returns the name of the created process,
if it is a named process. If it is unnamed, it returns its CPU,PIN.
#NEWPROCESS program-file [ / option [, option ]... / ]
[ param-set ]