How look into a global nodal function
Anything with > befor it is user input and < is the computer output.
For this example the global function is SCAM. First of all change to
the spsea home directory and start up a nodal.
>cd /user/spsea/nodal
>nodal
then find the memory position of the SCAM function.
>T ]]header(SCAM)
< 805f7010 To locate the function data file use the command ipcinfo. Your looking for the memory address on the line which is below the value obtained with the header command " linked and frozen at address : " In this case it is in SFUNS. >ipcinfo
< linked and frozen at address : 80141000
< Segment p : shm id = 12, key = 1883542499, size = 8192, initialised from :
< ïï/user/spsea/nodal/PFUNS by spsea
< linked and frozen at address : 80148000
< Segment s : shm id = 16, key = 1933874147, size = 12288, initialised from :
< ïï/user/spsea/nodal/SFUNS by spsea
< linked and frozen at address : 805F6000
< Segment z : shm id = 17, key = 2051314659, size = 49152, initialised from :
< ïï/user/spsea/nodal/ZFUNS by spsea Just to be sure load in the function files and check if SCAN is there.
>ldef SFUNS
>lisd
< NCRATE 72 array integer(64,1) (16 bits short)
< UCRATE 72 array integer(64,1) (16 bits short)
< VCCC 72 array integer(64,1) (16 bits short)
< LYCOMP 456 array string(64)
< SVTEMP 52 string variable
< GETSV 244 Define-Function (S-fl,S-va)
< CPLACE 840 array string(64)
< FINDS 240 Define-Function (R-ar,S-an)
< SCAM 760 Define-Function (V-c,V-n,V-a,V-f)
< SCAMQ 776 Define-Function (V-c,V-n,V-a,V-f,R-q)
< BXCAM 312 Define-Call (V-crate,V-nal,V-qxf,R-iarr)
< BSCAM 684 Define-Call (V-c,V-n,V-a,V-f,R-d,R-xq,R-nn)
< BSCAMS 684 Define-Call (V-c,V-n,V-a,V-f,R-d,R-xq,R-nn) ok it's there, next exit nodal and set the NODAL_INIT string to null and then run nodal again. >q
>setenv NODAL_INIT ''
>nodal
ldef SFUNS
>open SCAM
>lis 10
<10.10 se m=arsize(ncrate);if c=-1;do 20
<10.20 se nc=first(ncrate=c);if nc
<=m;se uc=ucrate(nc);if uc=-1;do 20
<10.30 if nc>m;se uc=first(ucrate=c);if uc>m;do 20
<10.40 if nc>m;se uc=ucrate(uc)
<10.50 if n<0 or n>31;do 21
<10.60 if a<0 or a>15;do 22
<10.70 if f<0 or f>31;do 23
<10.80 if flag=-1;if f<16 or f>23;do 24
<10.90 if flag=1;if f>15;if f<24;DO 24
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