IBM Professional Series User Manual

Appendix B. The 370 Processor Control
Session
The 370 Processor Control Session is a general purpose
debug facility similar to the debug facilities found
on the
operator console of other
IBM 370 processors. It runs on
the
IBM Personal Computer XT /370 as one of several
concurrent sessions.
It can be entered from any other
session and conversely, can exit to any other session.
The
370 Processor Control Session allows you to debug code
by providing the following functions to the
370 processor:
Stopping and starting the processor
Instruction stepping the processor
• Stopping the processor by instruction address compare
Reset and Clear Reset
of the 370 processor
Generation
of an External Interrupt to the 370 processor
• Full screen editing of the following:
the
370 General Purpose Registers
the
370 Floating Point Registers
the
370 Control Registers
the
370 Program Status Word Register
the
370 Storage, both Real and Virtual
the
370 Page Address Table
370 Processor Control - Screen Format
The 370 Processor Control Session is a full screen utility
designed to increase the productivity of debugging sessions
through the use of such features as full screen register and
storage editing. There are no commands to remember. All
actions are communicated to the
370 Processor Control
utility through the use of function keys. The description
of
these keys is on the screen in case you should forget them
Appendix B. The 370 Processor Control Session B- t

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