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CCONTINUE Command

Function

     The CCONTINUE command  starts  program  execution,  leaving  your
     terminal at monitor level.

Format

     CCONTINUE

     To use:

     1.  Begin running a program.

     2.  Exit from user mode by typing two CTRL/Cs.

     3.  Type CCONTINUE to  allow  the  previously  begun  program  to
         continue  running from the point at which you interrupted it.
         Your terminal is left at monitor level.

     4.  You can now use commands that do not require core, or you can
         detach  from  your  job  and  create  a  new job to run other
         programs.

Characteristics

     Leaves your terminal at monitor level.

     Requires core.

Associated Commands

     CONTINUE - Continues the operation of your program, bringing your
     terminal back to user level.

     START - Starts  the  program  from  the  beginning  or  from  the
     specified address, leaving your terminal at user level.

     CSTART - Starts the program from the specified  address  or  from
     the beginning, but leaves your terminal at monitor level.

                                   NOTE

             If  your  program  requires  terminal  I/O,   the
             CCONTINUE  command allows the program to run only
             to  that  point.   The  program  then  waits  for
             terminal I/O, before it continues executing.  Use
             the CONTINUE command to re-enter user  level  and
             accept or input the required I/O.


Example

     This is a program that finds all the numbers  up  to  10,000  and
     writes them out to disk.

     .TYPE NUMBER.FOR<RET>

             N = 0
     100     N = N + 1
             IF (N .EQ. 10000) GO TO 300
             WRITE (22, 201) N
             GO TO 100
     201     FORMAT (1X, I14,' IS BETWEEN 1 AND 10000')
     300     STOP 'DONE'
             END

     Execute the program.

     .EXECUTE  NUMBER.FOR<RET>
     FORTRAN: NUMBER
     NUMBER
     LINK:   LOADING
     [LNKXCT NUMBER EXECUTION]
     ^C
     ^C

     Type two CTRL/C's to halt the program.

     Continue the program, leaving your terminal at monitor level.

     .CCONTINUE<RET>

     Type CTRL/T for  job  status.   CTRL/T  does  not  echo  on  your
     terminal.

     DAY:  8.85 RUN:  2.05 RD:0 WR:0 NUMBER 4+15P RN* PC:000175

     The status message RN* indicates the program NUMBER is running.

     Detach from the job to do work on another job.

     .DETACH<RET>

     FROM JOB 19

             .

             .

             .

     Later, attach to your original job.

     .ATTACH 19 [27,5434]<RET>

     PASSWORD:<RET>

     Type CONTINUE to re-enter user level.

     .CONTINUE<RET>

     System message (see NOTE).

     ?PLEASE TYPE ^C FIRST

     Type CTRL/C and CONTINUE, to enter user level.

     .^C

     .CONTINUE<RET>

     Program  message  indicates  execution  is  finished.   The  file
     containing  data  from  this  program  is named FOR22.DAT, and is
     stored in your default disk area.

     DONE

     END OF EXECUTION

     CPU TIME:4.60  ELAPSED TIME:12:12.83

     EXIT

     .

                                 NOTE

        It is necessary to type CTRL/C to re-enter user level,
        because  the  program is running.  The program must be
        interrupted so that your terminal can access it.