User`s guide

PALcode Violation Checker 12–9
PVC Commands
For the DIGITAL UNIX operating system with a C shell, the environment variable
command format is as follows:
% setenv PVC_ENTRY ~ /user_area/subdir/filename.ent
% setenv PVC_PAL ~
/user_area/subdir/filename.exe
For the Windows NT operating system, the environment variable command format is
as follows:
> set PVC_ENTRY= drive:\user_area\subdir\filename.ent
> set PVC_PAL=
drive:\user_area\subdir\filename.exe
An example of the DIGITAL UNIX with a C shell environment variable command
format follows:
% setenv PVC_ENTRY ~/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.ent
% setenv PVC_PAL ~/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.nh
% setenv PVC_MAP ~/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.map
% setenv PVC_CPU 21164
% pvc
When you issue the PVC command, the files load automatically. For example:
PALcode Violation Checker V3.26
Default Cpu set to DECchip 21164 family.
PVC> show files
The executable file is /disks/users4/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.nh
The map file is /disks/users4/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.map
The entry point file is /disks/users4/user/pvc/osfpal_pc164.ent
There is no log file specified.
PVC> exit
12.6 PVC Commands
This section describes the PALcode Violation Checker (PVC) commands. The
commands are listed in alphabetical order. All PVC commands can be abbreviated to
the first three characters.