| Title: | Alpha Developer Support |
| Notice: | [email protected], 800-332-4786 |
| Moderator: | HYDRA::SYSTEM |
| Created: | Mon Jun 06 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 3722 |
| Total number of notes: | 11359 |
Company Name : Base Two Investment Systems
Contact Name : Nish Krirorian
Phone : (617) 395-8550
Fax :
Email :
Date/Time in : 30-APR-1997 18:30:43
Entered by : Brush Bradley
SPE center : MRO
Category : VMS
OS Version : 7.1
System H/W : Server
Brief Description of Problem:
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Customer is logging in over the network and compiling his code on a
remote server. He is having a problem with the screen output scrolling
by too fast. What can he do to see his compile errors?
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3567.1 | Here are a few things he can try: | HYDRA::NEWMAN | Chuck Newman, 508/467-5499 (DTN 297), MRO1-3/F26 | Fri May 02 1997 11:16 | 13 |
He can do several things: 1) Send the output to a file and peruse that. I need to know how he's invoking the compiler to determine how best to do that. 2) Use "set host 0/log" before compiling, then log out (back to the original session) and peruse the log file. 3) Compile with /LIST and search the listing file for errors. 4) Use CTRL/S and CTRL/Q to pause/resume output. 5) Set the terminal to a slower scrolling mode. I know of a couple of ways to do this on VT terminals, but they don't appear to affect DECterms. -- Chuck Newman | |||||
| 3567.2 | Called customer back | HYDRA::AXPDEVELOPER | Alpha Developer support | Fri May 02 1997 18:24 | 9 |
Called customer back and explained how to do a log file when he logs
into the computer. He logs in a second time with:
set host 0 /log=outputfilename.out
where the "outputfilename.out" will collect all of his interactive
steps. He needs to do this to capture the error messages from
compiling, and then read the log file.
He maybe able to also use cntrl S and cntrl Q to stop and start the
information being displayed to the screen.
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