1 01/19/84      machine_conditions, mc
 2 
 3 Syntax:  mc {MC_specifier} {-control_args}
 4 
 5 Function: Displays all or parts of Machine Conditions based on the
 6 given pointer.
 7 
 8 
 9 Argument (MC Specifiers):
10 -dump
11    specifies the dump for the BOS CPU regs at time of dump.
12 -pds {STR1}
13    where STR1 can be:
14          all
15          fim, fim_data
16          pgf, page_fault, page_fault_data
17          sig, signal, signaller, signal_data
18    and  defaults to 'all' if STR1 is not given.
19 -prds {STR2}
20    where STR2 can be:
21          all
22          fim, fim_data
23          int, interrupt, interrupt_data
24          sys, system_trouble, sys_trouble_data
25    and defaults to 'all' if not given.
26 VIRTUAL-ADDR
27    is the virtual address construct used to define the address space
28    containing Machine Conditions (see virtual_address.info).
29    The virtual address can point to the machine conditons directly or
30    it can point to the frame within which the machine conditions reside.
31    In the latter case, the offset is calulated for the user.
32 
33 Control arguments:
34 -eis
35    display the EIS Pointers & Lengths (interpreted).
36 -faults, -flt
37    display the fault register.
38 -long, -lg
39    display all elements of the MC.
40 -mc_err
41    display the mc_err data word.
42 -misc
43    display the miscellaneous data (ie:  mc_err, fault reg, time)
44 -octal, -oc
45    display the eis info, scu data, or pointer registers in octal.
46    -octal is used in conjunction with -scu, -eis or -regs.
47 -pointers {PR_LIST}, -prs {PR_LIST}
48    displays pointer registers selected by PR_LIST (from 0 to 7,
49    separated by spaces).  If PR_LIST is not specified, all the pointers
50    are displayed.
51 -ppr
52    only display the PSR and IC from the MC.
53 
54 
55 -registers {REG_LIST}, -regs {REG_LIST}
56 
57    displays only the basic OU registers.  Where REGS_LIST can be any of
58    the following:
59 
60      x0 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 a q all.
61 
62    If REG_LIST is not specified, all of the basic OU registers are
63    displayed.
64 
65 -scu
66    display only the scu data of the MC.
67 -time, -tm
68    display the MC time.
69 -tpr
70    only display the TSR and the CA from the MC.
71 
72 
73 Notes: If no MC Specifiers are specified, the temporary pointer prmc is
74 used.  The default control arguments are:
75       -fault, -mc_err, -pointers -scu, -time and -tpr.
76 The machine_conditions request will set all azm-defined temporary
77 pointers as seen in the machine_condition frame.