Overview of PSL
PATROL Script Language (PSL) is both an interpreted and a compiled language for writing complex application discovery procedures, parameters, and commands within the PATROL environment. It is also a good language for writing arbitrary commands and tasks. PSL has been designed to provide functions needed to efficiently develop KMs for the PATROL environment. To accomplish this, PSL sacrifices some of the completeness
of languages such as C, csh, Perl, or awk, while implementing some of the statements and functions that make those languages so powerful and popular. Users familiar with one of those languages should have little difficulty in adapting to PSL.
The following topics provide an overview of PSL.
- What is PSL
- PSL Built-in Functions for PATROL Agent
- PSL Libraries
- PSL Process Synchronization
- PSL Shared Global Channels
- How to Use PSL in PATROL
- How PSL Relates to PATROL Architecture
- Using Built-in or User-Defined Object Variables
- PSL Naming Conventions
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