Analyzer Command

    Determines which coverage-set points are acceptably non-covered,
    and saves that information for the next test run.

    Format

      SET ANC  [nodespec]

1  –  Parameters

 nodespec

    Specifies the address range that you want to specify as
    acceptably non-covered. The nodespec must specify one or more
    program address locations. If not specified, SET ANC will use the
    current plot position established by a traverse command or by the
    FIND command.

2  –  Description

    The SET ANC command lets you select particular coverage-set
    points as acceptably non-covered, and saves that information
    for the next test run.

    There are two ways to specify ANC information. One is to generate
    a non-coverage or ANC plot or table and then use a traverse
    command (such as NEXT), or the FIND command, to pinpoint a
    particular non-covered point. Line the pointer up with the
    desired bucket, then issue the SET ANC command at the Analyzer
    prompt. The SET ANC command saves that address as acceptably
    non-covered. You can continue traversing the plot in this manner
    until you have saved all the non-covered points. Note that after
    you enter the first traverse command, you can enter CTRL/N to
    move the pointer from one non-covered point to another, and that
    the keypad COMMA key will enter the SET ANC command for you.

    Another way to save ANC information is to provide a nodespec on a
    SET ANC command, as in the example provided.

3  –  Examples

  PCAA> SET ANC ROUTINE R2 BY LINE, ROUTINE R4 BY LINE

      This command saves all non-covered lines in routines R2 and R4
      as acceptably non-covered.