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The NORD-50 monitor is a subsystem in the [[SINTRAN]] operating system, supervising execution of NORD-50 programs.<ref name="ND-10-OG">{{Weblink|http://www.sintran.com/sintran/library/libhw/libhw.html|30.001.01A NORD-10/NORD-50 Operator's Guide, Chapter 4.4}}</ref>
The '''NORD-50 monitor''' is a subsystem in the [[SINTRAN]] operating system, supervising execution of NORD-50 programs.<ref name="ND-10-OG">{{Weblink|http://www.sintran.com/sintran/library/libhw/libhw.html|30.001.01A NORD-10/NORD-50 Operator's Guide, Chapter 4.4}}</ref>


To use the monitor, it must have been loaded into SINTRAN as an [[RT program]]. The monitor is then started under SINTRAN by typing
To use the monitor, it must have been loaded into SINTRAN as an [[RT program]]. The monitor is then started under SINTRAN by typing
<pre>
  @N-50
  @N-50
</pre>
on a terminal connected to the system.
on a terminal connected to the system.


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*examining the NORD-50 registers / memory after the programs have come to a stop (normal or abnormal stop).
*examining the NORD-50 registers / memory after the programs have come to a stop (normal or abnormal stop).


==References and sources==
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[[Category:Norsk Data software]]

Revision as of 05:37, 24 April 2012

The NORD-50 monitor is a subsystem in the SINTRAN operating system, supervising execution of NORD-50 programs.[1]

To use the monitor, it must have been loaded into SINTRAN as an RT program. The monitor is then started under SINTRAN by typing

 @N-50

on a terminal connected to the system.

Main tasks[1] of the monitor are:

  • loading programs from files into NORD-50 memory. These programs must have an executable format prepared by the NORD-50 loader. (:NOR5)
  • starting the programs.
  • reporting errors during program execution.
  • examining the NORD-50 registers / memory after the programs have come to a stop (normal or abnormal stop).

References and sources