The overall purpose of the current Programmable Software Development
Environment upgrade process is to certify that a product generated is
certifiably releasable.
To certify a software parts library, every command except the _ERROR
command defining a library must respond to a ‘<—‘ debug flag comment
at the end of a the command line. Specifically, when the debug flag is
present, the subject command will be executed first and then the
command data (command, arguments, and results) will be displayed and
then the operator will be given a option of terminated execution or
continuing.
The _ERROR command must be corrected to equivalently respond to the
debug flag.
The major difference between the _ERROR command and all other commands
is that the debug flag will be processed before the command is executed.
The Programmable Software Development Environment will be modified so
that the _ERROR command will respond to the debug flag before
terminating execution.
FRIDAY 2014/06/27
STATUS: The manual description of the __GET_ERROR_MACRO and
_GET_ERROR_TYPE commands have been successfully modified.
RESULTS: The manual descriptions for the Error Message Command Group
have now been updated,
NEXT TASK: The revised Programmable Software Development Environment
will now be prepared for publication.