ExecMode v1.0 - Single processor execution mode utility

Some programs do not run correctly on multiple processors. You can use the ExecMode utility program to list, set, and reset your programs that must run in single-processor mode. For example, if you want to set a program to run in single-processor mode, you would type:

EXAMPLE:

execmode -sp d:\os2\filename.exe

where:

-sp is an option

d: is the drive

os2 is the path

filename.exe is the name of the program set to run in single-processor mode

SYNTAX:

execmode (options) [d:[\[path\]]]...filenam1.ext (options) [filenam2.ext] ...

NOTES:

- Wildcards (*,?) in file names and extensions can be used.

- Up to fifty arguments (file names and options) on the command line.

- Arguments (file names and options) can be specified in any order.

- Press any key to terminate Wildcard loops.

OPTIONS: (must be preceeded by a '-' or '/' and must be specified separately)

sp - set files for SINGLE-PROCESSOR (sp) operation.

mp - reset files for MULTIPROCESSOR (mp) operation.

l - LIST files matching selected (?p) operation.

s - enables SUBDIRECTORY searching.

f - FORCE changes on read-only files.

v - sets VERBOSITY to maxiumum.

q - sets QUIET mode (no output).

d - display DEBUG messages.

t - sets TEST mode (no writes to disk).

If no file type (-sp or -mp) is specified, type -sp is assumed.