Troubleshooting
Problem
This technote explains how the P-code is being used when IBM® Rational® Robot SQABasic scripts are compiled.
Resolving The Problem
Similar to Visual Basic language, when you write a line of code in a Robot script, SQA Basic breaks it down into expressions and encodes the expressions into a preliminary format called op-codes. Each line is partially pre-compiled as it is written. Some lines contain shared information that cannot be pre-compiled independently (mainly Dim statements and procedure definitions). The opcodes are compiled into p-code instructions when you compile the script.
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Modified date:
16 June 2018
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