Format of messages in a RAS1 log

• Environmental information
  • Operating system and CPU data. This information is prefaced with the following string:

    PPPxxmmm

    Where:

    Variable	Description
    ppp	Is the component prefix (See Table 5 for a list of component prefixes).
    xx	The component code (for example, NS Node Status).
    mmm	The module name (for example mdg/mgr for Model/Manager).

  • Initial command line settings
• Component summary, including the following:
  • The name of the module.
  • Information about where the library was loaded from.
  • The date and time the module was compiled.
  • The version (if this detail was specified).
• Formatted output, including entry and exit points and text strings. Entry and exit points show flow into and out of a given function. The exit shows the return code, if applicable. The text depends on the kind of trace specified. The following is an example:

  (00D41 F9C-1{99%}:KV4MAIN.CPP,953,"MainWnd::MainWnd") Entry
  (00D41 FD3-1{99%}:KV4MAIN.CPP,959,"MainWnd::MainWnd") Exit
  Time,Thread,{%stack avail},pgm_name,Line#,function,text

As noted earlier, not all functions are RAS1 enabled, and trace level may exclude some paths. Be aware of issues involved with the granularity of this statement.