IBM AS/400 manual Viewing the Program Source

Viewing the Program Source

‡

Work with Module List

—

System:

AS400S1

Type options, press enter.

1=Add program

4=Remove program

5=Display module source

8=Work with module breakpoints

Opt

Program/module

Library

Type

*LIBL

*PGM

4

CVTHEXPGM

MYLIB

*PGM

CVTHEXPG

*MODULE

4

CVTTOHEX

MYLIB

*SRVPGM

CVTTOHEX

*MODULE

RPGPGM

MYLIB

*PGM

DEBUGEX

MYLIB

*PGM

DBGEX

*MODULE

Selected

CPROC

*MODULE

Bottom

Command

===> ________________________________________________________________________

ˆ F3=Exit

F4=Prompt

F5=Refresh

F9=Retrieve

F12=Cancel

˜

Figure

77.

Removing an ILE Program from a Debug Session

Viewing the Program Source

The Display Module

Source display

shows

the

source

of

an ILE program

module

object

at

a time. The source of an ILE module object can be

module

object

was

compiled

using

one

of

the

following

debug view optio

¹DBGVIEW(*SOURCE)

¹DBGVIEW(*COPY)

¹DBGVIEW(*LIST)

¹DBGVIEW(*ALL)

The source of an OPM program can be shown if the following conditions a

1. The OPM program was compiled with OPTION(*LSTDBG) or

OPTION(*SRCDBG). (Only			RPG and	COBOL	programs can be compiled with
*LSTDBG.)
2. The	ILE	debug environment		is set to accept OPM programs; that is t
OPMSRC	is	*YES. (The	system	default	is OPMSRC(*NO).)

There are two methods to change what is shown on the Display Module S display:

¹ Change to a different module

¹Change the view of a module

When	you	change a	view, the		ILE source	debugger	maps	to equivalent	p
the	view	you are	changing	to.	When you change the module, the runnabl
ment	on the displayed view			is	stored in	memory and	is	viewed when	th

displayed again.	Line	numbers that have breakpoints set are highlighted
breakpoint, step,	or	message causes the	program to stop, and the disp
shown, the statement		where the breakpoint	occurred is highlighted.

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