z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

tic
Example
–c Specifies that the input terminal specifications are to be checked for
correctness, but the terminfo database is not to be updated. If an incorrect
terminal specification is encountered, a message identifying the error is
written to stdout. The checking continues until all of the input terminal
specifications have been processed.
file_name
Specifies the name of a file containing the terminal specifications. Only a
single filename can be specified. The files supported by z/OS curses are
identical to the specifications with the exception that the source code must
be EBCDIC rather than ASCII.
If the files are copied from an MVS data set into the HFS, the MVS data set
must be in record format VB. If a filename is not specified, terminal
specifications are read from the terminfo.src file. (The terminfo.src file is
in the directory /samples.)
Note: All of the .ti files have been moved to the /samples directory.
A sample command is:
tic /samples/ibm.ti
There is no output to the shell.
Environment Variables
tic uses the following environment variable:
Related Information
infocmp
TERMINFO
Contains the pathname of the terminfo database.
time — Display processor and elapsed times for a command
Format
Description
time [–p] command-line
tcsh shell: time [command]
time runs the command given as its argument and produces a breakdown of total
time to run (real), total time spent in the user program (user), and total time spent
in system processor overhead (sys).
Times given are statistical, based on where execution is at a clock tick. Output is
written to standard error (stderr).
time in the tcsh shell
time executes command (which must be a simple command, not an alias, a
pipeline, a command list, or a parenthesized command list) and prints a time
summary as described under the tcsh time variable (see “tcsh — Invoke a C shell”
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