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The NM program window tracks the NM program counter (PC),
displaying the instructions that are being executed. The banner line
gives information for the first address displayed in the program window.
nmP$ PROG f9.5d18 GRADES.DEMO.TELESUP/processstudent.lowsco*+$dc Level 0,0
00005d18: lowscore+$dc 4bdc3fa1 LDW -48(0,30),28
00005d1c: T|2| lowscore+$e0 e840c000 BV 0(2)
00005d20: lowscore+$e4 37de3fa1 LDO -48(30),30
00005d24: [1]> processstudent 6bc23fd9 STW 2,-20(0,30)
00005d28: processstudent+$4 6fc30100 STWM 3,128(0,30)
00005d2c: processstudent+$8 6bc43f09 STW 4,-124(0,30)
00005d30: processstudent+$c 6bc53f11 STW 5,-120(0,30)
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window banner line nmP $ - Abbreviation for the window and the current output display
radix for the window.
PROG f9.5d18 - The logical code address for the first line in the
window. The program window is aimed at the PROGram file,
space: $f9, offset: $5d18.
GRADES.DEMO.TELESUP/ - The name of the file which contains the
displayed code.
processstudent - The name of the level 1 procedure that appears
in the first line of the window.
.lowsco* - The nested procedure that appears in the first line
of the window. An asterisk is used to flag the fact that the full name
of the nested procedure does not fit in the display. (See the DC command and the NMPATH and NMPROC functions for instructions on displaying full procedure names).
Level 0,0 - The current stack level, interrupt level (refer to the
LEV command).
window body line(s) offset: - The virtual byte offset of the instruction
line which is being displayed.
breakpoints - Breakpoints are displayed between the offset and the
instruction. Refer to the Conventions pages for a description of all possible
breakpoint notations. - [1]
process local breakpoint, index number 1
- T|2|
process local temporary breakpoint, count not exhausted yet, index number 2.
> - Flags the current program counter location.
procedurename+offset - The symbolic procedure name and the byte offset within the procedure.
instruction (numeric) - The instruction value is displayed formatted
in the current output base for the window.
instruction (disassembly) - The disassembled instruction value.
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