CMG

Privileged Mode

Displays values in the CMGLOBALS record for a process.

Syntax

   CMG  [pin]

The CMGLOBALS record is an operating system data structure that maintains compatibility mode information.

Parameters

pin: The PIN for the process whose CMGLOBALS are to be displayed.

Examples

   $nmdat > cmg

            dp0 : 0

     dp_scratch : c0105b60

        cm_info : c

        cm_ctrl : 0

      stack_dst : 84

         db_dst : 84

   db_3k_offset : 200

         db_sid : 2c4

      db_offset : 400120b0

             dl : 2c4.40012000

              s : 2c4.4001245e

              z : 2c4.40014310

     stack_base : 2c4.40011cb0

    stack_limit : 2c4.40015fff

            cst : 80000700

           cstx : c6bc8000

           lstt : 0.0

     nrprgmsegs : 0

            dst : 81800000

          bank0 : 80000000

     bank0_size : 10000

         debug  : 0

      mcode_adr : 3ee090

   $nmdat >

Display the CMGLOBALS record for the current PIN.

Limitations, Restrictions

none




	CAUTION: The output format of all System Debug commands is subject to change without notice. Programs that are developed to postprocess System Debug output should not depend on the exact format (spacing, alignment, number of lines, uppercase or lowercase, or spelling) of any System Debug command output.

CMG

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