Operation and Use, Volume 2

Appendix B. Command line flags for normal or attach mode

This appendix lists the command line flags that poe and pdbx use, indicating which ones are valid in normal and in attach debugging mode. When starting in attach mode, the debugger gives a message listing the invalid flags used, and then exits.

Table 7. Command Line Flags for Normal or Attach Mode

Flag	Description	Normal Mode	Attach Mode
-procs	number of processors	yes	no
-hostfile	name of host list file	yes	no
-hfile	name of host list file	yes	no
-infolevel	message reporting level	yes	yes
-ilevel	message reporting level	yes	yes
-retry	wait for processors	yes	no
-pmlights	number of LEDs	yes	no
-usrport	port for API-to-user programmable monitor	yes	no
-resd	directive to use Resource Manager	yes	no
-euilib	eui library to use	yes	no
-euidevice	adapter set to use for message passing - either Ethernet, FDDI, token ring, or the RS/6000 SP' high-performance communication adapter	yes	no
-euidevelop	EUI develop mode	yes	no
-newjob	submit new PE jobs without exiting PE	no	no
-pmdlog	use pmd logfile	yes	yes
-savehostfile	list of hosts from resource manager	yes	no
-cmdfile	PE command file	no	no
-stdoutmode	STDOUT mode	yes	no
-stdinmode	STDIN mode	yes	no
-labelio	label output	yes	yes - debugger only
-euilibpath	eui library path	yes	no
-pgmmodel	programming model	no	no
-retrycount	retry count for node allocation	yes	no
-rmpool	default pool for job manager	yes	no
-cpu_use	cpu usage	yes	no
-adapter_use	adapter usage	yes	no
-pulse	poe pulse	no	no
-d	nesting depth of program blocks	yes	yes
-I (upper case i)	path to search for source files	yes	yes
-x	prevents the dbx command from stripping trailing underscore in Fortran	yes	yes
-a	start in attach mode	N/A	yes

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