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A Summary of Commands trace

Files

/vs/bin/tas

Examples

tas example.t

The program includes applicable header files and replaces literal definitions with corresponding numbers to produce an assembled version of the script. The assembled code is stored on disk under the label example.T. The unassembled instructions are found in the file /var/applN/trans/example.t.

tas example.t -I/var/include -T/var/speech

In addition to performing the same functions described for the previous example, tas checks the files in /var/include when processing include statements and the file in /var/speech when processing T-file statements.

trace

The trace command outputs trace messages to standard output, while the system is taking calls, for specified processes and channels.

Note: This information may be useful for debugging applications and dips.

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