TACL Reference Manual
Built-In Functions and Variables
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#STOP Built-In Function
#STOP Built-In Function
Use #STOP to request termination of a process that you started. #STOP passes the
name or CPU,PIN of the process to the STOP operating system procedure. #STOP
can also pass process deletion message fields that you specify.
option
can be any of these:
COMPLETIONCODE num
specifies the completion code to be placed in the process deletion message;
num is a signed integer from -32768 to +32767. Numbers from -32768 to -1
are reserved for use by the TACL software product. Numbers from 0 to 999 are
reserved for shared use by both the TACL software product and the user.
Numbers from 1000 to 32767 are reserved for use by customers. See the
Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual for a list of defined completion
codes.
ERROR
changes the behavior of #STOP as described under “Result.”
SUBSYS ssid
identifies the subsystem associated with the process. For information about
subsystem ID and other SPI constructs, refer to the TACL Programming Guide.
TERMINATIONINFO num
specifies information about the termination; num is a signed integer from -
32768 to +32767.
\node-name
is the name of the system where the process resides.
$process-name
is the name of the process.
cpu,pin
indicates the CPU number and process number for the process you want to stop.
#STOP [ / option [ , option ] ... / ]
[ [\node-name.]{$process-name | cpu,pin } [ text ] ]