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5.14.

SADIE

Diagnostic

Functions

SADIE

diagnostic

functions

fall

into

six

classes

accessible

from

the

COMMAND

LEVEL

menu.

This

is

the

first

menu

displayed

after

product

invocation.

The

first

class

is

exe-

cution

of

a

test

list

reached

by

the

LIST command, L,

or

the

CHOOSE

command, C. The

second

class

is

execution

of

a

sin-

gle

test

reached

by

the

TEST

command, T,

or

the

REPEAT

com-

mand,

R.

The

third

class

is

display

of

SADIE-maintained

error

logs.

The

DISPLAY

command,

D,

displays

the

error

sum-

mary

log

for

the

most

recently

executed

list.

The A command

displays

the

cumulative

error

log

for

ALL

tests

in

the

most

recently

executed

list.

The

fourth

class

is

the

EDIT

com-

mand,

E,

which

provides

editing

functions

for

test

lists

such

as

creation,

modification,

storage,

and

retrieval.

The

fifth

class

is

the

tape

maintenance

functions,

reached

by

the

M command.

These

functions

allow

additions

and

dele-

tions

of

tests

in

the

SADIE

test

library.

The

sixth

class

is

the

QUIT

command,

Q,

which

performs

an

orderly

return

to

the

PROM

Monitor.

Two

functions

are

controlled

by

the

START

and

RESET

buttons.

Pressing

RESET

disables

SADIE

and

enables

the

PROM

monitor.

Presssing

START

halts

the

function

that

is

executing

by

gen-

e~ating

a

Non-Maskable

Interrupt

(NMI).

In

addition

to

halting

the

current

test,

SADIE

displays

a

PAUSE

menu,

described

later.

5.14u1.

Console

Interactions:

RUNNING

A

TEST

LIST

Since

single

tests

are

executed

as

if

they

were

one-line

test

lists,

the

running

of

test

lists

is

treated

first.

The

user

can

run

the

test

list

currently

in

memory

with

the

LIST

command, L,

or

choose

any

of

the

lists

stored

on

tape

with

the

CHOOSE

command, C.

In

the

second

case,

the

catalog

of

test

list$

is

displayed,

and

the

one

selected

by

the

user

is

transferred

from

tape

to

memory.

In

either

case,

the

subse-

quent

actions

are

identical.

The

test

list,

or

the

starting

portion

of

a

list

too

long

for

the

screen,

is

displayed.

The

user

can

specify

the

line

where

list

execution

begins;

S

begins

execution

at

line

1,

<CR>

begins

execution

at

the

current

line.

The

current

line

is

indicated

in

the

display

by

an

asterisk

(*)

in

the

left

margin.

Initially,

the

current

line

is

line

1;

however,

by

entering

another

number,

the

user

can

change

the

current

line

to

that

number.

After

a

request

for

execution

of

the

list,

a

check

of

the

list

is

performed

by SADIE,

and

the.

SADIE

error

logs

are

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