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DECset for OpenVMS VAX and OpenVMS Alpha is a set of layered products
that supports software developers' coding, debugging, testing, and
maintenance activities. These layered products are:
COMPAQ Code Management System (CMS) -- provides an efficient method
for storing project files and tracking all changes to those files.
CMS stores any kind of file including documents, plans,
specifications, status reports, source code files, object files,
executable images, sixel files and other kinds of files.
COMPAQ Language-Sensitive Editor (LSE) -- assists in developing
programs faster. LSE is a multilanguage programmer's editor.
LSE allows users to efficiently edit, compile, review diagnostic
information from compilations, and correct compile time errors
without exiting the editor.
COMPAQ Module Management System (MMS) -- automates and simplifies
the building of software applications. MMS can optimize the
build process by rebuilding only those components that have
changed since the system was last built.
COMPAQ Performance and Coverage Analyzer (PCA) -- helps users
pinpoint execution bottlenecks in application programs. PCA
can also identify which parts of an application are not executed
by a given set of test data.
COMPAQ Source Code Analyzer (SCA) -- aids programmers in
understanding the complexities of software systems. SCA allows
users to analyze an entire system, as opposed to individual
components, and helps users understand unfamiliar systems.
COMPAQ Digital Test Manager (DTM) -- automates the creation and
maintenance of regression tests. DTM also automatically compares
test run results with expected test results.
DECset Environment Manager -- provides a single mechanism for
tailoring the execution environment for a set of DECset tools.
The Environment Manager is used to define and switch between
software development activities in the DECset environment.
The products in the DECset environment can be used in either a
workstation or character-cell terminal environment. All DECset
components include both DECwindows Motif and command-line interfaces.
| 1 - Commands |
DECset commands pertain to the use of the DECset Environment Manager in a character-cell terminal environment or in batch mode.
1.1 - SET
The SET command allows you to set the current `context' or the
current context database for your process.
A `context' is a named set of values that tailors the DECset tools
to a specific software development activity (for example, fixing
bugs or implementing enhancements).
The SET command line has one of the following forms, depending upon
whether a context or a context database is being set:
DECSET SET CONTEXT context-name [/DATABASE=database-file]
DECSET SET DATABASE database-file
DCL wild cards may not be used in either the context-name or
database-file argument.
The /DATABASE qualifier allows you to set a context that is defined
in the specified database. If the /DATABASE qualifier is missing,
the value of the DECSET$CONTEXT_DB logical name is used; if this
logical name is undefined, your SYS$LOGIN directory is searched for
a file named DECSET$KNOWN_CONTEXTS.DECSET_CONTEXT_DB. If a database
cannot be located, an error message is displayed.
The DECSET SET CONTEXT command automatically defines the logical names
DECSET$CONTEXT and DECSET$CONTEXT_DB. The DECSET SET DATABASE command
automatically defines the logical name DECSET$CONTEXT_DB.
1.2 - SHOW
The SHOW command is used to display either the description of a
single `context' or the file specification of the current context
database.
A `context' is a named set of values that tailors the DECset tools
to a specific software development activity (for example, fixing
bugs or implementing enhancements).
The SHOW command line has one of the following forms, depending upon
whether information about a context or a context database is being
shown:
DECSET SHOW CONTEXT [context-name] [/DATABASE=database-file]
DECSET SHOW DATABASE
DCL wild cards may not be used in either the context-name or
database-file argument.
If context-name is not specified in the DECSET SHOW CONTEXT command,
the value of the DECSET$CONTEXT logical name is used (if that logical
name is defined). If the context name cannot be determined, an error
message is displayed.
The /DATABASE qualifier allows you to show information about a
context that is defined in the specified database. If the /DATABASE
qualifier is missing, the value of the DECSET$CONTEXT_DB logical name
is used; if this logical name is undefined, your SYS$LOGIN directory
is searched for a file named DECSET$KNOWN_CONTEXTS.DECSET_CONTEXT_DB.
If a database cannot be located, an error message is displayed.
| 2 - Context File |
A context file contains statements which assign values to the various attributes comprising a context. This file may also contain comment lines and blank lines. A statement is used in the context file to assign a value to a particular context attribute. A hyphen may be used in the last character position of a line to continue a statement on the following line. Several of the statements that may appear in a context file are similar to DCL commands; however, the syntax of these statements is more restrictive than that of DCL. Note that a context file is automatically generated when you save a context via the Environment Manager's graphical user interface.
2.1 - CMS_SET_LIBRARY
The CMS SET LIBRARY statement is used to specify the CMS library.
Format:
CMS SET LIBRARY directory[,...]
2.2 - DTM_SET_LIBRARY
The DTM SET LIBRARY statement is used to specify the DTM library.
Format:
DTM SET LIBRARY directory
2.3 - Comments
Comment lines must begin with an exclamation point.
For example:
! This is a comment line.
2.4 - DEASSIGN
The DEASSIGN statement is used to deassign a logical name.
Format:
DEASSIGN [qualifiers] logical-name
2. 4.1 - Qualifiers
The optional qualifiers for the DEASSIGN command are:
/PROCESS
/JOB
/GROUP
/SYSTEM
/TABLE=name
You should not combine any of /PROCESS, /JOB, /GROUP, /SYSTEM, and
/TABLE.
2.5 - DEFINE
The DEFINE statement is used to define a logical name.
Format:
DEFINE [qualifiers] logical-name equivalence-string[,...]
2. 5.1 - Qualifiers
The optional qualifiers for the DEFINE command are:
/PROCESS
/JOB
/GROUP
/SYSTEM
/TABLE=name
/TRANSLATION_ATTRIBUTES=CONCEALED
You should not combine any of /PROCESS, /JOB, /GROUP, /SYSTEM, and
/TABLE.
2.6 - DELETE_SYMBOL
The DELETE/SYMBOL statement is used to delete a symbol.
Format:
DELETE/SYMBOL symbol-name
2.7 - SCA_SET_LIBRARY
The SCA SET LIBRARY statement is used to specify the SCA library.
Format:
SCA SET LIBRARY directory[,...]
2.8 - SET_DEFAULT
The SET DEFAULT statement is used to specify the default directory
for the context.
Format:
SET DEFAULT directory
2.9 - SET_DIRECTORY
The SET_DIRECTORY statement is used to specify a directory to be used
for a particular purpose.
Format:
SET_DIRECTORY setting
where setting can be one of the following:
SOURCE directory[,...]
EXECUTABLE directory
LISTING directory
OBJECT directory
2.10 - SET_LINKER
The SET_LINKER statement is used to set the values of linker-specific
attributes.
Format:
SET_LINKER setting
where setting can be one of the following:
OBJECT_LIBRARY filespec
OPTIONS_FILE filespec
2.11 - SET_MMS
The SET_MMS statement is used to set the values of MMS-specific
attributes.
Format:
SET_MMS setting
2. 11.1 - Parameters
Most of the SET_MMS setting options have the same syntactic forms and semantics of corresponding MMS command qualifiers.
2. 11. 1.1 - ACTION
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /ACTION qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]ACTION
2. 11. 1.2 - BUILTIN_RULES_APPLY
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /BUILTIN_RULES_APPLY qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]BUILTIN_RULES_APPLY
2. 11. 1.3 - CHANGED
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /CHANGED qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS CHANGED=(source[,source...])
2. 11. 1.4 - CHECK_STATUS
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /CHECK_STATUS qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]CHECK_STATUS
2. 11. 1.5 - CMS
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /CMS qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]CMS
2. 11. 1.6 - DESCRIPTION
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /DESCRIPTION
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS DESCRIPTION[=filespec]
SET_MMS NODESCRIPTION
2. 11. 1.7 - ENABLE macro
This option enables the indicated MMS macro.
Format:
SET_MMS ENABLE_DEBUG (to enable the DEBUG macro)
SET_MMS ENABLE_LIST (to enable the LIST macro)
SET_MMS ENABLE_DIAG (to enable the DIAG macro)
2. 11. 1.8 - FORCE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /FORCE qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]FORCE
2. 11. 1.9 - FROM_SOURCES
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /FROM_SOURCES
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS FROM_SOURCES
2. 11. 1.10 - IGNORE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /IGNORE qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS IGNORE[={WARNING|ERROR|FATAL}]
SET_MMS NOIGNORE
2. 11. 1.11 - LIST
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /LIST qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS LIST[=filespec]
SET_MMS NOLIST
2. 11. 1.12 - LOG
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /LOG qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]LOG
2. 11. 1.13 - MACRO
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /MACRO qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS MACRO=(macro[,...])
SET_MMS MACRO="macroname=expansion"
The macro argument in the MACRO=(macro[,...]) form can be in
either of the following forms:
"macroname=expansion"
macro-filespec
2. 11. 1.14 - OBJECT_LIBRARY
This option allows you to specify the object library to be used by
the MMS description file generator.
Format:
SET_MMS OBJECT_LIBRARY filespec
2. 11. 1.15 - OUTPUT
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /OUTPUT qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS OUTPUT[=filespec]
2. 11. 1.16 - OVERRIDE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /OVERRIDE qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]OVERRIDE
2. 11. 1.17 - REVISE_DATE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /REVISE_DATE
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]REVISE_DATE
2. 11. 1.18 - RULES
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /RULES qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS RULES[=filespec]
SET_MMS NORULES
2. 11. 1.19 - SCA_LIBRARY
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /SCA_LIBRARY
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS SCA_LIBRARY[=directory]
SET_MMS NOSCA_LIBRARY
2. 11. 1.20 - SCAN_INCLUDE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /SCAN_INCLUDE
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]SCAN_INCLUDE
2. 11. 1.21 - SKIP_INTERMEDIATE
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /SKIP_INTERMEDIATE
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]SKIP_INTERMEDIATE
2. 11. 1.22 - SWITCHES
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /SWITCHES
qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS SWITCHES
2. 11. 1.23 - VERIFY
This option has the same semantics as the MMS /VERIFY qualifier.
Format:
SET_MMS [NO]VERIFY
2.12 - Symbol Assignment
A symbol assignment takes the following form:
symbol == expression
| 3 - Database File |
Each record of the context database file defines a particular
context in terms of its name, an associated context file, its
parent context (optional), and a description (optional).
The format of each record is:
context-name filespec [parent-context-name] ["description"]
The context name and context file specification fields must be
present. The context name should begin in the first column and
each field should be separated by a single blank space.
The parent context name is the name of another context defined
in the same database file. The description must be enclosed in
double quotation marks.
Note that this file is automatically generated when you save a
database via the Environment Manager's graphical user interface.
| 4 - Release Notes |
Release notes for DECset Version 12.4 are contained in the file:
SYS$HELP:DECSET124.RELEASE_NOTES
Release notes for the DECset Environment Manager Version 1.4 are
contained in the file:
SYS$HELP:ENVMGR014.RELEASE_NOTES
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