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тАО02-02-2009 02:05 AM
тАО02-02-2009 02:05 AM
How to find out in which address space is the CPU looping (system space, program space or between the 2) ?
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тАО02-02-2009 04:27 AM
тАО02-02-2009 04:27 AM
Solution
Mulder,
do a
$ SHOW PROC/CONT/ID=
then type V for a dynamic show of current addresses.
Addresses below %X80000000 are process space, above is system space
HELP is your friend (here HELP SHOW PROC/CONT)
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
do a
$ SHOW PROC/CONT/ID=
then type V for a dynamic show of current addresses.
Addresses below %X80000000 are process space, above is system space
HELP is your friend (here HELP SHOW PROC/CONT)
Proost.
Have one on me.
jpe
Don't rust yours pelled jacker to fine doll missed aches.
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тАО02-02-2009 05:15 AM
тАО02-02-2009 05:15 AM
Re: CPU loop
Mulder,
welcome to the OpenVMS ITRC forum.
If you have a recent version of OpenVMS (V7.3-2 or higher), you can also use the PCS$SDA extension to capture PC samples in the running system.
$ ANAL/SYS
SDA> PCS ! contain brief help
SDA> PCS LOAD
PCS$DEBUG load status = 00000001
SDA> pcs start trace
Sampling started...
SDA> pcs stop trace
Sampling stopped...
SDA> pcs sho trace
...
SDA> PCS UNLOAD
SDA> EXIT
This can be used for looping processes as well, e.g. if you just capture PC sampels from a given process ID.
Volker.
welcome to the OpenVMS ITRC forum.
If you have a recent version of OpenVMS (V7.3-2 or higher), you can also use the PCS$SDA extension to capture PC samples in the running system.
$ ANAL/SYS
SDA> PCS ! contain brief help
SDA> PCS LOAD
PCS$DEBUG load status = 00000001
SDA> pcs start trace
Sampling started...
SDA> pcs stop trace
Sampling stopped...
SDA> pcs sho trace
...
SDA> PCS UNLOAD
SDA> EXIT
This can be used for looping processes as well, e.g. if you just capture PC sampels from a given process ID.
Volker.
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