Usage: sxx [options] [ FILE.x [ arguments for FILE.x ] ]
Run from a Windows Terminal window (wt.exe).
If sxx is run without a FILE parameter, sxx starts the System X shell (sh.x).
sxx
long option | short option | description | notes |
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‑‑help | ‑h | Print help and exit. | |
‑‑verbose | ‑v | Be verbose. | |
‑‑debug=MODE | ‑d=MODE | Set kernel debug mode to MODE (1-63). | When kernel is started in debug mode != 0 kernel debug messages show up in a 'cmlog' command-line application if it is started. Mode should be the sum of the following values: MODE=1: show system errors MODE=2: show terminal input messages MODE=4: show message queue messages MODE=8: show shell messages MODE=16: show lexer messages MODE=32: show application messages |
If --verbose option is given, the executor prints execution statistics after a command has been run:
sxx --verbose fibonacci.x running '.../fibonacci.x'... 21 '.../fibonacci.x' exited with code 0 user time: 00:00:00.000.885 (59.5118%) sleep time: 00:00:00.000.000 (0%) system time: 00:00:00.000.602 (40.4882%) total time: 00:00:00.001.487 child user time: 00:00:00.000.000 (0%) child sleep time: 00:00:00.000.000 (0%) child system time: 00:00:00.000.000 (0%) child total time: 00:00:00.000.000
value | description |
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user time | the duration that the virtual machine processor threads has executed the user process |
sleep time | the duration that the user process has been asleep waiting for I/O or exit of a child process |
system time | the duration that the virtual machine processor threads has executed kernel interrupts |
child user time | user time of the direct child processes of the top level process (child processes of the children not accounted) |
child sleep time | sleep time of the direct child processes of the top level process (child processes of the children not accounted) |
child system time | system time of the direct child processes of the top level process (child processes of the children not accounted) |