P (cmP) - The CM Program Window

cmP %    PROG 0.1667       (E) SEG'           CSTX 1         Level  0
001662:    T|2|  PROCESSSTUDENT+%255     031403  3.  EXIT  3
001663:          PROCESSSTUDENT+%256     077777  ..  ADDM  S-%77,I,X
001664:          PROCESSSTUDENT+%257     177777  ..  LRA   S-%77,I,X
001665:     [1]  ?PROCESSSTUDENT         000700  ..  DZRO, NOP
001666:          PROCESSSTUDENT+%261     151605  ..  LDD   Q-5
001667:        > PROCESSSTUDENT+%262     170005  ..  LRA   P+5
001670:          PROCESSSTUDENT+%263     000733  ..  DZRO, INCA

• cmP % - Abbreviation for the window and the current output display radix for the window.

• PROG 0.1667 - The logical code address for the CM program counter. If the window does not contain the CM program counter, then the value is the logical code address of the first line in the window. In our example, the CM program counter is currently at a program file, logical segment number 0, at an offset of 1667 words. Other possible logical segment types are GRP, PUB, LPUB, LGRP, SYS.

• (E) - The segment is (E) emulated or (T) translated.

• SEG' - The segment name for the current segment being displayed.

• CSTX 1 - The CSTX (or CST) absolute segment number.

• Level 0 - The current stack level. (Refer to the LEV command.)

• offset: - The CM word offset (segment relative) for the instruction line which is being displayed.

• breakpoints - Breakpoints are displayed between the offset and 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.

• procedure-name+offset - The symbolic procedure name and the CM word offset within the procedure.

• instruction (numeric, ASCII) - The instruction value is displayed formatted in the current output base for the window, and then displayed as two ASCII characters (for literals).

• instruction (disassembly) - The disassembled instruction value.