IMD 1.12: 9/09/2006 10:35:06 SIV INDX CUSPS FOR NDS-II/SERIES-IV R2.8 P/N 133641-004 VERSION 2.8 (C)INTEL CORPORATION, 1983,84 Interleave As Read, Read on 360 RPM Drive, Original 300 RPM  χΉΛINDX.CUSPSψ Θ € SERIES IV %άVOL1 N 2 10 1 ΜΜΜΜΜΜΜX007x034052684ACCESS:Access Rights Command Entering the command: ACCESS causes the display of the access rights of the owner and WORLD to the specified file. The file name may be a pathname, wildcard pathname, or NULL (the directory associated with the null logical name). Entering the command ACCESS SET enables the user to replace access rights to the specified file. The user specifier may be WORLD, OWNER, or null. A null entry denotes the file owner. The owner can change both his own and WORLD access rights. The superuser can change anyone's (owner as well as world) access rights. For both directory & data files, the valid access specifiers are: READ, WRITE, DELETE,ADD, DELETE, ALL, NONE. Valid access rights specifications include any combination of access rights for a file.SET: ACCESS option SET denotes that the ACCESS command is to operate in the replace access rights mode.WORLD: ACCESS option References the world access rights to the specified file.OWNER: ACCESS option References the owner access rights to the specifed file.READ: ACCESS option Specifies the read access right. This right applies only to data files.WRITE: ACCESS option Specifies the write access right to a data file. This access right enables the user to write to any position in the specified data file or to extend the file by writing past the end of the file.DELETE: ACCESS option Specifies the access right to delete a specified directory or data file.ALL: ACCESS option The ALL option enables the user to restore full access rights to the specified directory or data file.NONE: ACCESS option NONE causes the specified user to lose all access rights to the specified directory or data file.ADD: ACCESS option ADD specifies the add-entry access right. This access right allows a directory or a file to be created in a specified directory.DISPLAY: ACCESS option DISPLAY denotes the access right to display a specified directory.AEDIT: AEDIT Invocation Command AEDIT is used to invoke the Series IV Editor from the Series IV console. The command syntax is: "AEDIT" [( or ) ["TO" ]] [,( or ) ["TO" ]] ["NOMACRO" or "MACRO" ["(" ")"]] The names the file that you wish to edit. If no input file name is specified, the Exit command will prompt for one. , if entered, names the destination file for the edited text. The file is written when you invoke the AEDIT Quit Exit or Quit Update command. A destination of ":BB:" should be used when scanning files such as listings or locate maps that do not fit memory. It informs AEDIT that no modifications will be made which allows AEDIT to discard instead of saving text that has been passed over.NOMACRO: AEDIT option "NOMACRO" prevents AEDIT from attempting to read any macro files.MACRO:AEDIT option "MACRO" and "MACRO" "(" [] "AEDIT.MAC" ")" are identical and describe the default which is to search for a macro file with the extension ".MAC". The latter form allows macro files with different names to be used. "MACRO" allows a macro file of the specified file name to be used. "MC" and "NOMC" are abbreviations for "MACRO" and "NOMACRO" respectively.ARCHIVE: SUBTREE SAVE/RESTORE ARCHIVE TO [][] ARCHIVE will copy files maintaining original file owner, file times, and access rights at destination. The source directory may be an entire structure. QUALIFIERS specify a set of files and/or directories that are to be included and/or excluded. Files may be selected based on: accessed time, created time, modified time, file modified, file owner, wild card filename, and directory path name. Default is to copy all files and all directories. OPTIONS: DELETE - delete file that was archivo be logged.BATCH: BATCH Command The BATCH command allows you to create, edit, and execute a command file. The syntax for BATCH is: "BATCH" Where specifies the pathname of the command file to be processed. If the pathname has no extension, the extension ".CSD" is added to the pathname. If the pathname ends with a trailing period, the period is removed and no extension is added. If the command file exists, it is read into memory for editing. If the file does not exist, it is created. At the conclusion of file editing, striking the ESC key causes the batch command to prompt for the desired action for the command file: abort the edit session, save the file, or execute the command file in the foreground, background, or remotely.CANCEL: CANCEL Command The CANCEL command is used to cancel either a background job or a remote job. The command syntax is: "CANCEL" ("BACKGROUND" or "REMOTE") ["("")"]... Where [] Where is the pathname of the file containing the source code to be assembled. refers to the optional controls for the macro assembler that define files, identify devices, and provide programming aids. Each control can be specified by entering an identifying keyword (and additional modifiers where required) as part of the invocation.ASSIGN: Assign Logical Device Command ASSIGN TO The ASSIGN command allows the user to specify ISIS-style (:Fn:) logical names for directories in the file system. The logical names can be defined, removed, and displayed along with the fully-qualified pathnames of the directories they represent. Logical names are local to a logon session; i.e., logical names are not shared between a foreground job and a background job. The ASSIGN command allows the user to assign up to 10 logical names per context.BACKGROUND: BACKGROUND Command The BACKGROUND command is used to execute a command file in the background region of the local workstation. The syntax of the command is: "BACKGROUND" ["(" ")"] ("LOG"[]["APPEND"] or "NOLOG") The is the pathname of the command file to be executed. The command file must already exist. If the file name does not already have an extension, BACKGROUND adds the extension ".CSD". If the pathname ends with a trailing period, the period is removed and no extension is added. A maximum of 10 actual parameters can be specified in the command to replace formal parameter references in the command file. If "LOG" (the default option) is specified, the console output will be logged to if it is specified, otherwise the console output will be logged to a log file with a pathname the same as the command file name with the extension changed to ".LOG".LOG: BACKGROUND control If the "LOG" control is specified, a log of the console output will be written to the log file. The pathname of the LOG file is obtained from the command line if it is specified by the user, otherwise it will be obtained by changing the extension of the command file pathname to ".LOG"(if no parameters are spe- cified. If parameters are specified, the extension of the .CS file will be changed to .LOG ). The "NOLOG" option specifies that the console output not to be logged.APPEND: APPEND Option This option specifies that the current console log be appended to the logfile, if it already exists.NOLOG: BACKGROUND control "NOLOG" specifies that the console output not treprocessor in its search for #include files. Because the UDI specification does not allow programs to know the syntax of file names, the search rules are slightly different from those specified by the language. In the source file, #include requests are of two types: #include "file" and #include . In both cases, there may be additional names supplied by INCLUDE directives: INCLUDE( ),....,INCLUDE( ). In either case, if no additional names have been supplied, the preprocessor will attempt to open file. If names have been supplied by INCLUDE controls, the treatments differ as follows. In the case #include "file", the preprocessor will first attempt to open file. If it fails, it then prefixes the names specified in the INCLUDE directives to the name file and attempts, in sequence,to open the files file,....file. In the case #include , the preprocessor will first attempt to open the files file,...file, and will attempt to open file last.KEEP: KEEP control option The KEEP control suppresses the deletion of the temporary files used to pass information between the compiler phases. This option is used to retain a temporary file for examination should one of the compiler's phases malfunction. CC86 uses the :WORK: directory for temporary files by default, so an explicit WORKFILES control must be used in conjunction with the KEEP control.LARGE: LARGE control option The LARGE control causes CC86 to generate code that uses the LARGE m list> is a list of s or s, separated by commas. is the last component of the name of the command file without the extention. is the number assigned by DJC which is displayed by the EXPORT and SYSTAT cusps. begins with an "#".BACKGROUND: CANCEL control If BACKGROUND is specified, the background job is aborted. The command syntax for cancelling a background job is: CANCEL BACKGROUND REMOTE: CANCEL control If REMOTE is specified, a remote job is to be aborted. You can cancel only those jobs sent by you. If the job is still waiting in the queue, the job is cancelled. If the job is being executed on a public station, the job is aborted.CC86: CC86 Invocation Command The "C" Compiler is invoked by entering an invocation command having the following sequence: "CC86" ["TO" ] [ ] Where is the pathname of the file containing the "C" source program. The "TO" option specifies the destination of the output of the "C" compiler. IF "TO" option is not specified, the output of the compiler is written to a file that has the same pathname as the source file, but with the extension being changed to ".A86" OR ".OBJ" depending on the options specified in the . The compiler uses two temporary files in the :WORK: directory. The WORKFILES control may be used to place the temporary files in specific directories.TO: TO option The "TO" option specifies the destination of the compiler output. The output of the compiler will either be object code or assembly code depending on the controls specified in the control list.ASM86: ASM86 control option The ASM86 control causes CC86 to generate assembly language. The output file has an extension of .A86 ( instead of .OBJ ). The code is formatted in a style that is easily understandable by users of ASM86; however, it is not an acceptable ASM86 program.DEBUG: DEBUG control option The DEBUG control causes CC86 to place debugging information (local symbol and line number records) in to the object module. These symbols are of use to DEBUG86 and ICE86DEFINE: DEFINE control option The "name" is defined to have the given value, just as if a #define line appeared in the source program. If the value parameter is omitted, the name is defined to have value 1 (so it can be used as a flag in a #if preprocessor's line). INCLUDE: INCLUDE control option The INCLUDE control directs the pfile is specified by a wildcard pathname, the destination must be a directory file. When the source is a list of files to be appended, the destination must specify a data file. If the destination specifies an existing directory file, a file with the same name as the source file is created in that directory. If the destination is an existing data file, COPY queries the user (see UPDATE). If the destination file does not exist, a new file will be created in the parent directory. The user must have add_entry access to the destination directory. The destination file is given the default access rights specified by the system administrator at system installation.UPDATE: COPY option In the interactive mode, if the destination file is an existing data file, the following delete inquiry message will result: FILE ALREADY EXISTS PATHNAME= DELETE EXISTING FILE ? A response of 'Y' or 'y' followed by a carriage return causes the copy operation to continue and the existing file to be deleted, provided you have delete access rights to the existing file. Any other response causes the operation to terminate unsuccessfully. Using the UPDATE ( or B ) option in the command line suppresses the delete inquiry message and causes automatic deletion of the existing file. BRIEF: COPY option In the interactive mode, if the destination file is an existing data file, the following delete inquiry message will result: FILE ALREADY EXISTS PATHNAME= DELETE EXISTING FILE ? A response of 'Y' or 'y' followed by a carriage return causes the copy operation to continue and the existing file to be deleted, provided you have delete access rights to the existing file. Any other response causes the operation to terminate unsuccessfully. Using the BRIEF ( or U ) option in the command line suppresses the delete inquiry message and causes automatic deletion of the existing file.QUERY: COPY option You may specify the query option with any invocation of COPY. If you are in the interactive mode, this option will generate the following query for every copy operation resulting from the invocation of COPY: COPY TO ? A response of 'Y' or 'y' followed by a carriage return causes the copy operation to be executed. Any other response will cause the copy operation in progress to terminate unsuccessfully. In the submit mode, use of the query option will cause the following message to be output: QUERY OPTION NOT USABLE IN SUBMIT MODECOPYodel segmentation assumptions.ROM: ROM control option The ROM control specifies that the compiled object will be read only.UNDEFINE: UNDEFINE control option The UNDEFINE control undefines the specified name, just as if a #undef preprocessor directive appeared in the source program. This is only used to remove one of the preprocessor's built-in definitions.VERBOSE: VERBOSE control option The VERBOSE control causes the CC86 command to print a running trace of the compiler phases as they are executed. This may be used to get a step-by-step trace of progress through a very large compilation on a very slow system.CHOWNER:Change Owner Command This command allows the owner of a file or the super user to change the owner of the file. An error message will be returned if any other user attempts to execute CHOWNER. A wildcard pathname is permitted in the specification of the file whose owner is to be changed.CHPASS: Change Password Command CHPASS prompts the invoker for:  Old password? New password? Verify password? Passwords typed by the user are not echoed to the screen. The superuser need not enter the old password ( will suffice). The operation is successful only if the new password is verified correctly. Null passwords are illegal.COPY: Copy File Command COPY TO The COPY command allows the user to copy the contents of data files to a specified location. If the source s the decimal number, the COUNT/ END loop is exited.CREATEDIR: Create Directory Command CREATEDIR CREATEDIR allows you to create a new directory file. You must have add_entry access rights to the parent directory. If a data or directory file already exists with the same pathname, the operation will fail. The new directory is given the default access rights specified by the system administrator at system installation.CREF86: CREF86 Invocation Command CREF86 scans 8086 object modules to provide a cross-reference print file of external and public symbols in the modules. The syntax of CREF86 is: "CREF86" [ "(" "," ... ")" ] "," ... [ ] Where is the pathname of an object file or library file to be scanned. is the name of a specific module in the object file or library file to be included in the cross- reference list. Unless a module is specified, all modules in the file are included. refers to a set of controls that enables you to modify CREF86 functions. The output file consists of an alphabetically sorted list of external and public symbols. Information printed for each symbol includes the name of the module defining the symbol and the name(s) of the module(s) declaring the symbol as external.DELETE: Delete File Command The DELETE command is used to delete both data and directory files. A wildcard  pathname or list of filenames may be optionally used to specify multiple files to be deleted. Only files for which you have delete access can be deleted. If a directory file is specified, the following operations are performed: 1. If you do not have delete access rights to the specified directory file, the DELETE operation will terminate. 2. Else, DELETE will delete every file in the specified directory EXCEPT: (a) files for which you do not have delete access, and (b) non-empty directory files. 3. The specified directory file itself is then deleted if and only if: (a) all the files in the directory have been deleted, and (b) no file in the directory is being used at the time the delete operation is attempted.DIR: DELETE option The DIR keyword is mandatory when attempting to delete non-empty directory files and optional for the deletion of empty directory files. Use of the DIR keyword for the deletion of a data file results in an error message and command termination.QUERY: DELETE option You may specify the query option with any DELETE command. Use of the query option in the interactive mode results in the "DELETE ?" message for every delete operation resulting from the invocation of DELETE. A response of 'Y' or 'y' followed by a carriage return/line feed will cause the deletion of the specified file, subject to DELETE command restrictions. Any other input will cause DELETE to skip the delete operation for that file. In the submit moATTR: COPY ATTRIBUTES Option This option specifies that the source file access rights be copied to the destination fileEXPANDED: EXPANDED Option This option specifies that the fully qualified pathnames be displayed when COPY displays the file copy completion message.COUNT: Count-Limited Iteration Command This command is an extension of the REPEAT command and has the following format "COUNT" [] ["WHILE" ("=" or "<>")  ] ["UNTIL" ("=" or "<>") ] "END" The COUNT/END pair define a loop within the command file. The WHILE and UNTIL commands function exactly as they do for REPEAT command groups. The defines the maximum number of times that the COUNT/END loop may be executed. The current value in the loop counter is compared to the decimal number at the beginning of the loop each time through the loop. If the current value in the loop counter matchede, use of the query option will cause DELETE to terminate and write "QUERY OPTION NOT USABLE IN SUBMIT MODE." to the console. Every successful individual file deletion resulting from DELETE invocation will cause "DELETED " to be written to the console:QUERY: DELETE option You may specify the query option with any DELETE command. Use of the query option in the interactive mode results in the "DELETE ?" message for every delete operation resulting from the invocation of DELETE. A response of 'Y' or 'y' followed by a carriage return/line feed will cause the deletion of the specified file, subject to DELETE command restrictions. Any other input will cause DELETE to skip the delete operation for that file. In the submit mode, use of the query option will cause DELETE to terminate and write "QUERY OPTION NOT USABLE IN SUBMIT MODE." to the console. Every successful individual file deletion resulting from DELETE invocation will cause "DELETED " to be written to the console:DIR: DELETE option The DIR keyword is mandatory when attempting to delete non-empty directory files and optional for the deletion of empty directory files. Use of the DIR keyword for the deletion of a data file results in an error message and command termination.DIR: Display Directory File Command DIR or '/' or is used to display files within a directory. Specifying a pathname causes DIR to display the files within the specified directory as shown below:  DIRECTORY OF FILE-NAME FILE-NAME FILE-NAME Display of non-attributed information about the directory denoted by the null logical name can be obtained directly by omitting the filename or specifying the filename to be ' '. You may request information about the file system configuration by specifying '/'. The following information is returned: volume root directory name, location (i.e., PUBLIC, LOCAL, SHADOWED) for each volume in that part of the file system accessible from that node.EXPANDED: DIR option The EXPANDED option causes the file attributes to be displayed in the format shown below: FILE-NAME OWNER-NAME FILE-NAME TYPE OWNER-ACCESS WORLD-ACCESS The null logical name must be represented by the string ' ' when the EXPANDED option is used.ONECOLUMN: ONECOLUMN Option The ONECOLUMN option causes DIR to display the file information in a single column format T0: DIR option Directory information is directed to the console by default. The directory information may be directed to any disk file or pre-defined device file, (i.e., :CO:, :LP:, :BB:), by specifying the destination using TO followed by the pathname of the file to which the output is to be directed: DIR TO If the file already exists, it must be a data file for which you have delete access rights. You must also have add access rights to the parent directory.DISMOUNT: Dismount Mass Storage Command The DISMOUNT command provides you with the capability to dismount a mass storage volume, making the volume inaccessible to the system. Use of DISMOUNT quarantees proper termination of all file system operations. All pending I/O will be completed, and all attached files will have been detached when the DISMOUNT command completes. DISMOUNT always results in the specified volume being dismounted and no further operations will be attempted upon the volume by the file system.ELSE: Conditional Execution Command ELSE identifies an optional IF command clause containing a specified command group. The command group following the ELSE clause will execute only if none of the IF and ORIF conditions within the current IF compound statement are true. If the IF command does not contain an ELSE clause and none of the IF and ORIF conditions are true, none of the command groups will be executed and processing will continue with the command following the END statement which terminates the current IF compound command. The ELSE clause is only valid in a ctic command completion and noise word fill features of the syntax guide. In this mode, the softkey prompts are still available, so the user may either type every character of each command keyword or strike the appropriate softkey.SPACE: FILL Command Option "FILL SPACE" instructs the syntax guide to complete each command keyword as soon as a space is entered and enough characters have been entered up to that point to distinguish it from all other keywords curommand file.END: Compound Command Terminator END denotes the last statement in a compound command. When the given command terminates, execution will continue with the command immediately following the END statement. It is essential that all compound commands (IF, REPEAT, COUNT) terminate with an END statement.ENDJOB: Endjob From Command File The ENDJOB command terminates processing of a command file and allows a status value to be returned to indicate the outcome of processing. The command causes control to return to the environment from which the current command file was submitted. If a parameter file is open within the current SUBMIT file, it is automatically closed and detached. The command format is: "ENDJOB" ["("")"] Where the can be a concatenation of a variable reference and literal string. If it is specified, it is assigned to the STATUS variable of the restored environment. If no status expression is specified, the value '0' is assigned to the STATUS variable.EXIT: EXIT command The EXIT command is included for the purpose of ISIS compatibility only. In 8086 mode, EXIT command is a no op. But in ISIS mode, EXIT command enables the user to exit from ISIS.EXPORT: EXPORT command The EXPORT command is used to enqueue a job on a DJC queue for execution by any importing workstation serving that queue. Upon invocation, the associated DJC job number will be displayed and the user will be informed when no workstation is currently serving the specified queue. TAIL : file specification. The syntax is: Specifies the filename of the job to be exported (file specified MUST reside at the NRM). : QUEUE name specification. This specifies the name of the DJC queue to which the job is to be exported. NOLOG: NOLOG option Selection of this option will cause the log file not to be generated. If this option is not selected, a log file will be generated. The name  of the log file can be determined by invoking SYSTAT command.LOG: EXPORT control If the "LOG" control is specified, a log of the console output will be written to the log file. The pathname of the LOG file is obtained from the command line if it is specified by the user, otherwise it will be obtained by changing the extension of the command file pathname to ".LOG"(if no parameters are spe- cified. If parameters are specified, the extension of the .CS file will be changed to .LOG ). The "NOLOG" option specifies that the console output not to be logged.APPEND: APPEND Option This option specifies that the current console log be appended to the logfile, if it already exists.NOLOG: EXPORT Option The "NOLOG" option specifies that the console output not to be logged.FILL: Set Syntax Guide Completion Mode The FILL command allows you to enable and disable the command completion and noise word fill features of the syntax guide. The syntax of the command is: "FILL" ("ON" or "OFF" or "SPACE")ON: FILL Command option "FILL ON" instructs the syntax guide to complete automatically each command keyword as soon as enough characters have been entered to distinguish it from all other keywords which are valid at the point of entry. In this mode, the syntax guide will also fill in noise words such as the "TO" in an ASSIGN command. "FILL ON" is the default mode of the syntax guide.OFF: FILL Command Option "FILL OFF" disables the automae ANSI 1966 standard. This specifies that all DO-LOOPS perform at least one iteration during execution. If D066 is not specified, zero iterations of DO-loops are permitted, which conforms to the ANSI 1977 standard.ERRORLIMIT: Error Control The ERRORLIMIT control enables you to specify the number of compiler- detected errors which will cause the compiler to cease compilation prior to normal termination. The syntax of ERRORLIMIT is: "ERRORLIMIT" "(" ")" Where specifies the number of detected errors that will cause compilation to terminate. Early termination can cause incomplete listings, and all other compiler output will be deleted as if the NOOBJECT control was in effect. If ERRORLIMIT is not specified, compilation will continue until the end of the program regardless of the number or errors detected.FREEFORM: Permit Non-standard Input Format Control The FREEFORM control permits the entry of FORTRAN-86 statements in a non- standard input format. Program statements after the FREEFORM control may begin in column 2 instead of column 7. Statement labels, continuation indicators (only the ampersand (&)), and comment indicators (both the asterisk(*) and the letter C) must begin in column 1. If a statement begins with any character except 'C', it may also start in column 1. If FREEFORM is not specified, the compiler issues error messages for all lines not conforming to the standard FORTRAN input format. Specifically, comment indrently valid. In this mode, the syntax guide will also fill in noise words if an additional space is typed by itself or if a space is typed after entering any type of abbreviation of the keyword.FORMAT: FORMAT DISK VOLUME Command The command syntax for FORMAT is: FORMAT [OPTIONS] where is physical device identifier: eg. WD0 , volume root name : maximum of 10 characters, no leading '/'. FORMAT initializes a disk volume for use in the system and mounts the device for use by the file system upon completion of the operation. OPTIONS: FNODES : specifies maximum number of files allowed on the device. NODUP : do not allocate any space for duplicate system files. NOINIT : set up new file structure without physically formatting the device. RESERVE : allocate space for operating system files.FNODES: Format option The user may explicitly set the number of Fnodes to be pre-allocated on a volume.NODUP: Format option "NODUP" specifies that no space be allocated for duplicate system files. NOINIT: Format option "NOINIT" may be specified to avoid physical formatting and read back verification of the formated volume. If the "NOINIT" option is selected, format uses the current bad block information to initialize bitmaps.RESERVE: Format option "RESERVE" allocates reserved file space for operating system files. The total blocks reserved for the operating system files (OS and OV) or the workstation operating system files (WOS and WOV) may not exceed 1000 blocks.FORT86: FORTRAN-86 Invocation Command The FORTRAN-86 Compiler is invoked by entering an invocation command having the following syntax: "FORT86" [ ] Where is the pathname of the file containing the FORTRAN-86 source program. is composed of the desired controls that manipulate FORTRAN-86 compiler features, such as whether a listing will be produced or an object file will be generated. All controls have default values preset to their most common usage. By default, FORTRAN-86 produces two files: the listing file and the object code file. These files have the same name as the but have extensions ".LST" for the source listing including error messages and ".OBJ" for the object module with type records.D066: ANSI 1966 Control The D066 control specifies that all DO-loops in a program must conform to thding the I2ICE.CRT file. Specify NOCRT (abreviated NOCR) when using a Series-IV terminal.MACRO: The MACRO command (abreviated MR) specifies a file containing I2ICE commands to be displayed and executed during initialization. MACRO with an optional pathname, causes the I2ICE to load the specified file. A fatal error occurs if no MACRO file is found. Speciying MACRO with no pathname loads the I2ICE.MAC file, which is the default.NOMACRO: The NOMACRO command (abreviated NOMR) prevents the I2ICE from loading the I2ICE.MAC file.SUBMIT: The SUBMIT command (abreviated SM) specifies that the SUBMIT program will be used to batch load files. Using SUBMIT disables the EDIT command and passes all line-editing and command echoing functions to the operating system. If a file is loaded using SUBMIT, and the SUBMIT option is not specified, each command is echoed to the terminal twice.NOSUBMIT: The NOSUBMIT command (abreviated NOSM) prohibits using the SUBMIT files to load jobs to the operating system, which is the default.RESTART: The RESTART command reloads the host development system portion of the I2ICE software. It does not affect the probe, and so it preserves the state of the probe's hardware.VSTBUFFER: The VSTBUFFER command (abreviated VSTB) specifies the amount of physical memory to be used by the virtual symbol table. The default is 5K bytes. The larger the resident portion of the virtual symbol table, the less time the I2ICE system spends manipulating the virtual symbol table.  Increasing the buffer size uses more memory, but improves performance. The minimum number is 5, the maximum is 61 in K-bytes.HELP: HELP (pathname) selects the I2ICE help text file. If you do not select this option, the I2ICE system looks for a file called I2ICE.OVE in the same directory as I2ICE.86 resides.ERROR: The ERROR option selects the I2ICE help text file. If you do not select this option, the I2ICE system looks for a file called I2ICE.OVE in the same directory that I2ICE.86 resides.P086icators (asterisk(*) and the letter C) belong in column 1, statement labels in columns 1-5, continuation line indicators in column 6, and statements in columns 7-72.IGNORE: Ignore Control The IGNORE control enables you to specify certain general controls that will be ignored during the current compilation. The syntax of IGNORE is: "IGNORE" "(" [ "<" ]... ")" Where specifies a general control that is to be ignored by the compiler.INTERRUPT: Interrupt Control The INTERRUPT control allows you to specify procedures to be compiled as 8086 interrupt procedures. Whatever procedure immediately follows the INTERRUPT control will be compiled with special prologue and epilogue code sequences so that it may be used to process interrupts during execution. In order for this to happen however, you must associate each of your INTERRUPT procedures with the number of the interrupt it is designed to handle. This is done dynamically at run-time using the SETINT built-in procedure.REENTRANT: Reentrant Code Control The REENTRANT control indicates that a particular SUBROUTINE or FUNCTION can be called by itself or by a subroutine or function that it calls. The REENTRANT control indicates that reentrant code be produced for the specified SUBROUTINE or FUNCTION. That is, all local variables contained in these subprograms will be dynamicaly allocated on the run-time stack and removed at each RETURN statement.I2ICE: The I2ICE command loads the Integrated Instrumentation and In-Circuit Emulation System software.CRT: The CRT command specifies a CRT file containing the character definitions for terminals other than the Series-IV development system. CRT, with an optional pathname, causes the I2ICE to load the specified file. A fatal error occurs if no CRT file is found. Specifying CRT with no pathname loads the file I2ICE.CRT. The default is CRT without a pathname. CR is the abreviation for CRT.NOCRT: The NOCRT commands prevents the I2ICE system from loa) copy files from a Series IV to an ISIS 5440 hard disk 6) copy files from a Series IV to a PUBLIC files on the NDS-1 hard disk ICOPY assumes the ISIS disk-directory configuration to be as follows : a) :F0: to :F3: is Floppy Drive 0 to 3 where :F0: is the default. b) :F6: is the 1st Hard Disk fixed platter. c) :F7: is the 1st Hard Disk removable platter. d) :F8: is the 2nd Hard Disk fixed platter. e) :F9: is the 2nd Hard Disk removable platter. ICOPY supports wildcard copying.READ: read an ISIS file unto the SERIES IV option The READ option is designed to allow you to copy an ISIS file to a specified location within the Series IV file system hierarchy. The READ syntax is as follows: "READ" < ISIS filename > "TO" < iNDX filename > [option] If you type in an isis-wildcard-pathname for the ISIS filename, the iNDX filename must specify a directory file only. Otherwise, if the ISIS filename is non-wildcard, the iNDX filename may be a data or directory file. An error will be returned if the iNDX pathname so constructed exceeds the allowed limit of 127 characters. You must have add-entry access to the specified directory. If the iNDX filename already exists and is a data file, you will be queried for delete. If appropriate, the existing file will then be deleted if the you have delete access to it, and a new file created. Use of the 'UPDATE' option in the command line will suppress the query.WRITE: write a SERIES IV file onto an ISIS disk option  The WRITE option is designed to allow you to copy a Series IV file to an ISIS file as pointed to by a disk-directory. The WRITE syntax is as follows: "WRITE" < iNDX filename > "TO" < ISIS filename > [options] If you type in an iNDX wildcard pathname as the iNDX filename, the ISIS filename must only be a disk-directory. Otherwise, the ISIS filename may either be an ISIS file or a disk-directory or both. If the ISIS filename is a disk-directory, a file of the same name as the last component of the iNDX filename will be constructed as the ISIS filename. If the constructed pathname is an invalid ISIS pathname, a pathname syntax error will be returned. If the ISIS filename already exists, you will be queried for delete. If appropriate, the existing file will then be deleted if the file's write and format attributes are not set. The use of the 'UPDATE' option in the command line will suppress the query. If the file does not exist, a new file will be created within the ISIS directory.UPDATE: copy over an existing file The use of the UPDATE option causes the suppression of a query message if the file already exists. The old file is deleted, and the new one copied in it's place.QUERY: causes the system to display a query message which asks the user if the specified copy should take place. This is useful when using wild cards in the path names.IF: Conditional Execution Command The IF command allows the selection of one of several groups of commands based on the outcome : The P086 command selects the file containing I2ICE 86/88 probe software. If you do not use this option, the I2ICE system looks for a file called I2ICE.086 in the same directory that I2ICE.86 resides.P186: The P186 command selects the file containing I2ICE 186/188 probe software. If you do not use this option, the I2ICE system looks for a file called I2ICE.186 in the same directory that I2ICE.86 resides.P286: The P286 command selects the file containing I2ICE 286 probe software. If you do not use this option, the I2ICE system looks for a file called I2ICE.286 in the same directory that I2ICE.86 resides.ICOPY: ISIS file COPY command The ICOPY utility command when invoked will perform one of the following : 1) copy files from an ISIS 8" double density floppy to the Series IV 2) copy files from an ISIS 5440 hard disk to the Series IV 3) copy PUBLIC files from the NDS-1 hard disk to the Series IV 4) copy files from a Series IV to an ISIS 8" double density floppy 5ommand. The IF command can execute at most one command group (IF, ORIF, or ELSE) during a single IF command execution. The IF command is only valid in a command file.IMPORT: IMPORT command The IMPORT command turns a workstation into an import station to service the DJC queues specified in the command tail (Up to 5 queue names may be specified). The order in which the queue names are specified is the order in which queues are searched each time the import station requests a  job. Jobs may be imported either foreground or background or both. Once in import mode, the station is not available for local processing. Depressing CONTROL-C will stop the foreground import cusp from accepting further remote jobs, while depressing the BREAK key and electing to abort background import will stop the background import cusp. Thus when the current remote job is finished the station will exit import mode. Command syntax: IMPORT FROM [ TO ( FOREGROUND | BACKGROUND )] If no partition is specified, the default of FOREGROUND is assumed.ISIS: Enter ISIS Emulation Mode The ISIS command allows you to enter ISIS emulation mode. In this mode, the SERIES-IV will execute 8085 programs in a fashion generally compatible with ISIS-III(N). The ISIS-IV user has access to the SERIES-IV file system, both local and remote volumes, via the ASSIGN command. ISIS-IV will execute most ISIS-II and ISIS-III(N) command files. Most ISIS-II based emulators (ICE units) are supported. ISIS-IV will also operate in the background. For complete documentation refer to the Intellec SERIES-IV ISIS-IV User's Guide.LIB86: LIB86 Invocation Command LIB86 allows you to create, modify and examine library files. The syntax of the LIB86 invocation command is: "LIB86" LIB86 is an interactive program. Once LIB86 has begun execution, it displays an asterisk (*) and waits for a LIB86 command. The LIB86 command set consists of: ADD  :Add module(s) to a library. CREATE :Create library file(s). DELETE :Delete module(s) from a library file. LIST :List modules contained in a library file, and optionally list all publics. EXIT :Terminate LIB86 session.LINK86: LINK86 Invocation Command LINK86 combines 8086 object modules and resolves references between these independently translated modules. The LINK86 invocation has the following syntax: "LINK86" [ "," ]...  ["TO" ] [ ] Where is the pathname of a module to be linked. designates the file to receive the linked object module. If is not specified, the output is directed to a file that has the same pathname as the first , but its extension is ".LNK". The input files may be any object modules(output from a translator, LINK86, LOC86, or an 8086 library file). LINK86 produces an object file and a print file. The output object file is a bound load-time-locatable module or simply a relocatable module. The print file contains diagnostic information. The provides optional linking control functions to LINK86.OVERLAY: Overlay Control The OVERLAY control specifies that all of the input modules shall be combined into a single overlay module. The syntax of OVERLAY is: "OVERLAY" [ "(" ")" ] Where the optional specifies that all segments contained within the of a string comparison. The syntax of the IF command is: "IF" ("=" or "<>" ) ["THEN"] ["ORIF" ("=" or "<>" ) ["THEN"] ]* ["ELSE" ] "END" Where can be a concatenation of CLI variable references, literal strings, and formal parameters. "[" "]" encloses an optional command clause. "*" indicates that more than one ORIF command clause may be used in the command. "THEN" is optional in the c to a file that has the same pathname as the input file name, except it will have no extension. The provides optional locating control functions to LOC86.LOG: Command to Control Consol Output Logging The LOG command allows you to activate a log file that records a duplicate copy of all output written to the logical console output device. The syntax of the LOG command is: LOG [APPEND] If the is ":BB:" (the byte bucket), then logging overlay module have that name in addition to their segment names and class names. When is not specified, LINK86 uses the module name of the first module in the input list. Each overlay in a given program must be linked separately before they are all linked into a single object module. The overlay specified must be the same as the overlay name used when calling the operating system to load the overlay. When linking root and overlay files, LINK86 assumes the first file in the invocation line is the root.LNAME: Logical Name Command Logical names are used as abbreviations for directory pathnames, and the LNAME command allows the user to manage logical names. Logical names can be DEFINEd and REMOVEd, and existing logical names can be displayed along with the fully- qualified pathnames of the directories they represent. Logical names are local to a logon session; i.e., logical names are not shared between a foreground job and a background job. The LNAME command allows the user to define up to 10 logical names per context. DEFINE:LNAME option LNAME DEFINE FOR is used to create or redefine an existing logical name. An existing logical name will be automatically redefined if the update mode is used in the command. In the interactive mode, if LNAME attempts to define a logical name that already exists, LNAME will display "LOGICAL NAME ALREADY EXISTS, REDEFINE?" If you respond with "Y" or "y" followed by a carriage return, the logical name will be redefined. Any other input will cause the command to terminate unsuccessfully. In the submit mode, if the update option has not been explicitly specified, and the logical name already exists, LNAME will terminate unsuccessfully.UPDATE: LNAME DEFINE option UPDATE permits you to suppress the query message in the interactive mode and termination in the submit mode. This causes LNAME to redefine an existing name without asking if the implicit deletion is intentional.REMOVE: LNAME option LNAME REMOVE is used to delete an existing logical name. An error message will be returned if you attempt to delete a non-existent logical name.PATH: LNAME display option If the LNAME display mode is used without the PATH option, the logical names defined for the current environment will be displayed in triple column format as shown below: LOGICAL NAME LOGICAL NAME LOGICAL NAME If the PATH option is used, the logical names will be displayed together with their fully qualified pathnames in the following format LOGICAL NAME PATHNAME LOC86: LOC86 Invocation Command LOC86 changes a relocatable 8086 object module into an absolute module. It takes a single 8086 object module as input and outputs a located object file and, optionally, a print file. The print file output contains diagnostic information. the object file contains absolute object code. The syntax of the LOC86 invocation command is: "LOC86" [ "TO" ][ ] Where is a logical name or pathname of a relocatable 8086 object module that is to be converted into an absolute module. The input file is usually, but not necessarily, the output from LINK86. "TO" specifies the file that is to receive the absolute module. If the output file name is not specified, the absolute file is directed identifies the task lines that need to be performed to generate the current or requested version of a program or program module.TO: TO option The TO control directs MAKE to write the submit file to the named file. If this control is omitted, the extension of the input filename is changed to CSD to create the submit filename.ATTRIB: ATTRIB option The ATTRIB/NOATTRIB option permits the user to specify that MAKE reset the modification bit for files that are in ISIS directories. The user may  optionally rename the ATTRIB command option. The default name is ATTRIB. The NOATTRIB option suppresses the resetting of the modification bit.NOATTRIB: NOATTRIB control option The NOATTRIB option suppresses the resetting of the modification bit.GENALL: GENALL option The GENALL option specifies that dependencies are not to be checked. If this option is specified, MAKE assumes that all dependencies will fail and, therefore, puts all of the user-specified tasks into the submit file. This perof consol output is terminated. If the specified pathname is not ":BB:", the curr- ent console output is written to . APPEND option specifies that the console output be appended to if it already exists. If a file of that name already exists and APPEND option is not specified,it will be deleted. All subsequent console output is duplicated in the log file until further notice.APPEND: LOG Option APPEND option specifies that the console output be appended to if it already exists.LOGOFF: Log Off Command This command terminates the current foreground job. All environment information created for the user is deleted including the logical name environment. LOGOFF will not wait for exported jobs to complete. LOGOFF will always execute successfully. No error message will be generated.EXIT: The EXIT option is used by the second user in a multi-user configuration to return control of the background (second user partition) to the main Series-IV console. Once executed, the second user may not logon again at the second terminal until two-user capability is restored at the main console.MAIL: The MAIL command is used to send messages to and receive messages from other users on the network. MAIL can be used in interactive mode or non-interactive mode. A MAIL message can be sent via: "MAIL [] [TO] []" but the the Series-IV syntax guide will not accomodate the option with guided syntax, although MAIL will accept this input. It is easiest to use MAIL in interactive mode to use the option plus other options. Another good use for MAIL is to add the "MAIL CHECK" command to your INIT.CSD file, such that MAIL messages can be checked at the beginning of each LOGON session.CHECK: CHECK enables you to inspect a mailbox or Send Log. You can use CHECK as a noninteractive or interactive command. You can display a mailbox summary with both noninteractive and interactive CHECK. Each line in a mailbox summary is a message entry which corresponds to a message in the mailbox.REVERSE: REVERSE lists mail messages in reverse order.REVERSE: REVERSE lists mail messages in reverse order.REVERSE: REVERSE lists mail messages in reverse order.MAKE: MAKE Command The MAKE command is used to generate a submit file that can be used to construct the most current version of the requested software. The construction of the most current software is based upon the dependency of one file upon another. MAKE performs the following functions. It parses the user-specified dependency file. It checks the relative ages of the specified files. It creates a submit file that contains only the user-specified tasks necessary to generate a new version of software. MAKE begins processing the input file by checking the modification characte- ristics and interrelationships of the files you select. Based on the dependency data supplied by you and the modification information in the directory, MAKE automaticallyt file name> ["TO" ] Where is the pathname of the input file containing the desired 8086 object module to be converted to hexadecimal format. The module must be in absolute format and it may not contain overlays or register initialization records. is the pathname of the output file that is to receive the module in the hexadecimal format. If no output file is specified, the output is directed to a file that has the same pathname as the input file, but its extension is ".HEX".OPEN: Open a Parameter File The OPEN command allows you to open a parameter file for use with the READ command during the execution of a command file. The syntax of OPEN is: "OPEN" Where is the pathname of the desired parameter file. At most one parameter file can be open at any time in a particular command file. If a parameter file is already open when an OPEN command is issued, the previous parameter file will be closed automatically before the new one is opened. If a parameter file is open when end of file is reached on a command file, it will be automatically closed. An open parameter file will also be closed when a READ command reaches the end of the file.ORIF: Conditional Execution Command ORIF identifies an optional IF command clause containing a specified relational condition and a command group. The relational condition is a simple compare of two strings for equality or inequality. If the compare is true, the associated command group will be executed. If the compare is false, the command group following the ORIF command clause will be skipped and command execution will continue with the next ORIF, ELSE, or END command. Within an IF statement, at most one will be executed. If an ELSE clause is present, then exactly one will be executed. The ORIF command is only valid in a command file.PASC86: Pascal-86 Invocationmits the user to run the entire generation without relying on partial generation that may exist.PARAMETERS: PARAMETERS option The PARAMETERS option matches actual parameters(specified in the invocation line) with formal parameters(specified in the MAKE dependency file). If there are more formal than actual parameters, the remaining have the value of the null string. If there are more actual than formal parameters, the extra actual parameters are ignored.TARGET: TARGET option The TARGET option specifies the complete name of a target file that specifies a dependency node on one of the target lists in the dependency file. The TARGET option instructs MAKE to use that dependency node as the root of the dependency tree. This option enables the user to specify which file needs to be createed. The default is to use the first dependency node specified in the fileMOUNT: Mount Mass Storage Command MOUNT enables you to explicitly request that a mass storage device be mounted. The file structure of the volume being mounted will be integrated into the existing directory structure by adding the volume root directory into the system root directory. If the volume root directory name conflicts with that of another volume in the local file system, an error will return and MOUNT will abort. If the volume root directory name conflicts with that of another volume in the public file system, MOUNT will complete successfully and the local volume will shadow the public volume. Any pathname having that root directory name as its first path component will cause the local volume to be accessed. In general, a MOUNT command is not needed to access a mass storage device. A floppy volume is mounted when it is inserted into the floppy drive. A hard disk volume is mounted when the disk becomes ready after power up.OH86: OH86 Invocation Command OH86 converts 8086 absolute object modules to 8086 hexadecimal format. The syntax of the OH86 invocation command is: "OH86" TO < iNDX filename > [option] If you type in an isis-wildcard-pathname for the ISIS filename, the iNDX filename must specify a directory file only. Otherwise, if the ISIS filename is non-wildcard, the iNDX filename may be a data or directory file. An error will be returned if the iNDX pathname so constructed exceeds the allowed limit of 127 characters. You must have add-entry access to the specified directory. If the iNDX filename already exists and is a data file, you will be queried for delete. If appropriate, the existing file will then be deleted if the you have delete access to it, and a new file created. Use of the 'UPDATE' option in the command line will suppress the query.WRITE: write a SERIES IV file onto an ISIS disk option The WRITE option is designed to allow you to copy a Series IV file to an ISIS file as pointed to by a disk-directory. The WRITE syntax is as follows: PDSCOPY WRITE < iNDX filename > TO < ISIS filename > [options] If you type in an iNDX wildcard pathname as the iNDX filename, the ISIS filename must only be a disk-directory. Otherwise, the ISIS filename may either be an ISIS file or a disk-directory or both. If the ISIS filename is a disk-directory, a file of the same name as the last component of the iNDX filename will be constructed as the ISIS filename. If the constructed pathname is an invalid ISIS pathname, a pathname syntax error will be returned. If the ISIS filename already exists, you will be queried for delete. If appropriate, the existing file will then be deleted if the file's write and format attributes are not set. The use of the 'UPDATE' option in the command line will suppress the query. If the file does not exist, a new file will be created within the ISIS directory.UPDATE: copy over an existing file The use of the UPDATE option causes the suppression of a query message if the file already exists. The old file is deleted, and the new one copied in it's place.QUERY: causes the system to display a query message which asks the user if the specified copy should take place. This is useful when using wild cards in the path names.PLM86: PL/M-86 Invocation Command The PL/M-86 Compiler is invoked by entering an invocation command having the following sequence: "PLM86" [ ] Where is the pathname of the file containing the PL/M-86 source Command The Pascal-86 compiler is invoked by entering an invocation command having the following syntax: "PASC86" [] Where is the pathname of the file containing the Pascal source program. is composed of the optional controls that govern format, processing, and content of both the input and output files. By default, Pascal-86 produces two output files, unless you use specific controls to suppress or redirect them: the listing file and the object file. Also by default, error messages appear at your console and in the listing file. The listing file contains a listing of the source program plus any printed output specified by listing controls. The object file contains actual code in the object module format. The listing file and the object file have the same default name as the source file except that the listing file has the extension ".LST" and the object file has the extension ".OBJ" unless changed by PRINT and OBJECT respectively.PDSCOPY: PDS ISIS diskette file COPY command. The PDSCOPY utility command when invoked allows for copying files contained on PDS diskettes to the iNDX hierarchy and vice-versa. PDSCOPY assumes the ISIS disk-directory configuration to be as follows : :F0: and :F1: are Floppy Drive 0 and 1 where :F0: is the default. PDSCOPY supports wildcard copying.READ: read an ISIS file unto the SERIES IV option The READ option is designed to allow you to copy an ISIS file to a specified locatr the object code file.NOINTVECTOR: Inhibit Interrupt Vector Control The NOINTVECTOR control prevents the generation of any interrupt vectors. You must supply any required interrupt vectors independently. If the NOINTVECTOR is not specified, an interrupt vector entry is automatically generated by the compiler for each interrupt procedure.PSCOPE: PSCOPE is used to invoke the PSCOPE-86 high level program debugger from the Series IV console. PSCOPE is an interactive, symbolic debugger for object modules produced by the PASCAL-86 compiler (V1.0 up), the PL/M-86 compiler (V2.0 up), and the FORTRAN-86 compiler (V1.1 up). PSCOPE lets you examine/modify a program's execution to find software logic errors. PSCOPE features: * breakpoints, single stepping, and execution trace of procedures, statements, and labels; high-level code patching, an internal screen editor, virtual symbol table storage, etc. Both PSCOPE and the program under debug reside in development system memory (which is expandable to one megabyte). RESTRICTIONS: PSCOPE does not support debug load modules that use overlays. Compiler controls used when the program object code is produced can affect the reliability of some debug functions. To avoid possible confusion, use the OPTIMIZE(0) control when compiling code to debug.MACRO: The MACRO control specifies a file containing debugger commands to be displayed and executed during debugger initialization. If you do not specify MACRO or NOMACRO, PSCOPE looks for the file PSCOPE.MAC in the same directory from which the debugger was invoked.NOMACRO: The NOMACRO (abreviated NOMR) specifies that no macro file is to be loaded.CRT: The CRT command specifies a CRT file containing the character definitions for terminals other than the Series-IV development system. CRT, with an optional pathname, causes PSCOPE to load the specified file. Specifying CRT with no pathname loads the file PSCOPE.CRT. The default is CRT without a pathname, and PSCOPE assumes Series-IV operation.NOCRT: The NOCRT commands prevents the PSCOPE from loading the PSCOPE.CRT file. If you specify NOCRT, PSCOPE assume Series-IV operation.SUBMIT: The SUBMIT command specifies that the SUBMIT program will be used to batch load files. Using SUBMIT disables the EDIT command and passes all line-editing and command echoing functions to the operating system. If a file is loaded using SUBMIT, and the SUBMIT option is not specified, each command is echoed to the terminal twice.NOSUBMIT: The NOSUBMIT command prohibits using the SUBMIT files to load jobs to the operating system, which is the default.WORKSPACE: The WORKSPACE assigns the amount of system memory to be used by PSCOPE for storing debug objects. The WORKSPACE default is 15000 bytes. The minimum value for decimal number is 10000 bytes; the maximum value is 65535 bytes. The amount of memory specified by WORKSPACE is taken from user memory at initialization, thereby directly affecting the amount of memory available for the program being debugged.QUEUE : QUEUE command The QUEUE command allows the user to add or delete DJC queues and to display a summary of all DJC queues. The QUEUE command available both at the NRM(not when booted up in standalone mode) and the workstation. The command syntax is: QUEUE ["ADD" QUEUE_LIST |"DELETE" QUEUE_LIST | "LIST"] If no options are specified, QUEUE will default to interactive mode of execution. If QUEUE is used in interactive mode, DJC queues can be  program. is composed of the options such as the type of listing to be produced and the destination of the object file. The compiler reads PL/M-86 source code from the source file and also any files specified with INCLUDE controls. Two output files are produced during each compilation unless suppressed by specific controls. These are the listing and object code files. These files have the same file name as the source file but have the extensions ".LST" for the listing file and ".OBJ" foadded, deleted or listed interactively. So, "QUEUE " command in a submit file will be invalid. READ: Read Strings From a Parameter File The READ command allows values for command file variables to be read from a parameter file. The syntax of the command is: "READ" ["," ]* The parameter file is treated as a byte stream subdivided into strings by delimiters. The READ command processes the list sequentially. For each name it assigns the next string in the parameter file as the value of the named variable. If the variable does not exist, READ will create it. If there are more variables in the list than there are strings in the file, those without corresponding strings are set to the null string. If no parameter file is open when READ is executed, the null string is assigned to all variables in the variable list. Delimiters and rules for handling quotes are the same as for the UDI DQ$GET$ARGUMENT call.REGION: REGION Command The REGION command is used to adjust the sizes of memory regions and the binding between regions and jobs. The REGION command syntax is: "REGION" The foreground/background free space is divided into two regions of free space: REGION-1 and REGION-2. By default, REGION-2 has 96K of memory and REGION-1 the remainder of free space. REGION-1 starts immediately above the operating system and REGION-2 is immediately above REGION-1. 8-bit programs can be executed in the region wich contains address space of the IEU memory which is configuration dependent. When REGION is invoked, it displays the current sizes of the regions, binding between jobs and regions, the status of whether 8-bit programs can be executed or not, and the starting addresses of the regions. Then REGION prompts for changes to region sizes and job bindings. After processing the changes, if any, REGION redisplays the layout of the regions and bindings and prompts for further changes or command exit.RELAB: Relable the Volumeroot Name Command The RELAB command is used to relable a currently formatted device to a different volume name without having to reformat. The command syntax is RELAB < device name > TO < new volume name > ["OVERRIDE"] OVERRIDE option can be used to bypass the default interpartition protection mechanisms. This will allow doing an operation that may interfere with another user or partition. RENAME: Change File Name Command The RENAME command changes the name of a data or directory file. The pathname specified as the old file name may be any valid disk file name. The new file name specified must be a single path component. The user must have delete access to the file being renamed. The file is renamed by replacing the last path component of the old file name with the new file name .UPDATE: RENAME option Querying occurs in the case of a conflicting new name. Querying in the interactive mode and abnormal termination in the submit mode can be suppressed by explicitly specifying the update option.REPEAT: Iteration Command The REPEAT command defines a loop within the command file. The syntax for the REPEAT command is: "REPEAT" [] ["WHILE" ("=" or "<>") ] ["UNTIL" ("=" or "<>") ] "END" The WHILE and UNTIL commands define exit conditions for the repeat loop. The block of commands defined by the REPEAT command and the matching END command will be executed repeatedly until one of the exit conditions is met. WHILE, UNTIL, and command groups can appear within the repeat loop in any order. REPEAT can be nested in a IF, REPEAT or COUNT command. The REPEAT command is only valid in a command file.RUN: RUN command The RUN command is included for the purpose of ISIS compatibility only. In 8086 mode RUN command is a no op. S4FPRT: The S4FPRT and S2FPRT utility programs allow you to copy ISIS files to specified locations in the iNDX file structure a fter the copy is complete, the user can change the volume root name of the new flippy. Optionally, the user can use SDCOPY for comparing two flippies. SDCOPY can be used if only one flippy drive is available, but will work faster if two drives are used incorporating the 'TO' option. e.g. SDCOPY FL0 TO FL1 Format of the SDCOPY command is: SDCOPY [ TO ] [] ["OVERRIDE"] where = FL0 | FL1 = | = [ FORMAT ] [VERIFY] [REPEAT] = [COMPARE] [REPEAT OVERRIDE option can be used to bypass the default interpartition protection mechanisms. This will allow doing an operation that may interfere with another user or partition. SEARCH: SEARCH Command The SEARCH command is used to specify the directory name from which the user wishes to obtain the system cusps. The command syntax is: SEARCH [ for fport to execute the copy.EXIT: The exit option returns the ISIS system to ISIS operation.EXIT: The exit option returns the ISIS system to ISIS operation.SDCOPY: SDCOPY Command The SDCOPY command allows the user to copy the entire contents of one flippy to another flippy. A play/Nodisplay refers to the display of type ahead. Remote switches console to the serial channel (secondary). Local switches console back to the normal console (primary). Config indicates that the next argument () is the pathname of a file containing terminal configuration commands. Primary/Secondary refers to the console affected. Terminal puts the Series IV into terminal mode. Print HELP.cfg (under your system volume root) for more information.BAUDRATE: BAUDRATE Option Possible baud rates for serial channel 1 are: 110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200. The default is 2400 baud on the NRM and 300 baud on the Series IV.GO Option Go instructs STTY not to wait for on baudrate change.DISPLAY: DISPLAY TYPE AHEAD Option "Display/Nodisplay" refers to the display of type ahead. The iNDX OS provides a 256 byte type ahead buffer where keys are stored while the system is busy processing a previous command. If display of type ahead is selected, keys pressed will also be displayed in the message partition provided it is not in use.NODISPLAY: DON'T DISPLAY TYPE AHEAD Option "Display/Nodisplay" refers to the display of type ahead. The iNDX OS provides a 256 byte type ahead buffer where keys are stored while the system is busy processing a previous command. If nodisplay is selected, keys pressed will not be displayed in the message partition. CONFIG: The serial channel drivers on the NRme> | OFF] Where designates the directory from which the system cusps should be obtained. The length of the is limited to NO MORE than 14 chara- cters. If the user's search length is greater than 14 characters, the user SHOULD specify a logical name assigned to that . "OFF" option turns off the current user's search . If SEARCH is issued, the command will display the search paths that the system is using currently in searching for system cusps. The system cusps are searched for in the following order: USER-SPECIFIED search path. ( if it is specified ) SYSTEM VOLUME ROOT DIRECTORY. NULL LOGICAL NAME ( if it is defined ).SET: Assignment Command for CLI Variables The SET command assigns a value to a CLI variable. The format of the SET command is: "SET" "TO" If the named variable has not been previously defined, SET will create it. is a string composed of one or more CLI variable references, literal strings and formal parameters. If the contains any delimiters, it must be enclosed within quotes. Once a value has been assigned to a CLI variable, it may be referenced in the subsequent statements. A reference to a CLI variable may be made by placing a percent-sign in front of the variable name. It will then be replaced with the current value of the CLI variable.SPACE: Free Space Command The SPACE command causes information to be printed specifying the amount of free space available on a disk. The "volume root directory name" must be the path component of the volume root directory of the volume about which free space information is desired. Any other input will cause an error message to be generated. Only a fixed number of files can be created on a volume. SPACE returns information on the remaining number of files that can be created on that volume and the total number of files the volume can hold. The information can be only considered a snapshot of the system at the time SPACE is executed. Information about shadowed volumes cannot be obtained. No access rights restrictions exist for this command.STTY: Command format is: STTY [Baudrate () [Go] ] [Display|Nodisplay] [Remote|Local] & [CONFIG( on baudrate change. Dis rent console to serial channel one. STTY LOCAL will return control back to the main console. If the secondary config file does not include "AFLO=F;", you are logged off on the switch to remote. LOCAL: The local option will return console control to the Series-IV main console (if the console was switched to the serial channel by STTY REMOTE). If the primary config file does not include "AFLO=F;", you are logged off on the switch to local. TERMINAL: "Terminal" puts the Series IV into terminal mode. Type tilde dot (~.) to exit terminal mode. In terminal mode, the Series IV acts as a terminal connected to some host via serial channel one. Thus keys are read from the Series IV keyboard (applying read_as_char commands from the primary config file) and sent out serial channel one. Characters are read from serial channel one and printed to the Series IV screen (applying print_as_char commands from the primary config file). Terminal mode may only be entered when the Series IV is in single user mode.SUBMIT: SUBMIT Command The SUBMIT command is used to execute a command file in the foreground of the local workstation. The syntax of the command is: "SUBMIT" ["(" ")"] ("LOG"[]["APPEND"] or "NOLOG") The is the pathname of the command file to be executed. The command file must already exist. If the file name does not have an extension, SUBMIT adds the extension ".CSD". If the pathname has a trailing period, the period is removed but no extension is added. A maximum of 10 actual parameters can be specified in the command to replace references to formal parameters in the command file.LOG: SUBMIT control If the "LOG" control is specified, a log of the console output will be written to the log file. The pathname of the LOG file is obtained from the command line if it is specified by the user, otherwise it will be obtained by changing the extension of the command file pathname to ".LOG"(if no parameters are spe- cified. If parameters are specified, the extension of the .CS file will be changed to .LOG ). The "NOLOG" option specifies that the console output not to be logged.APPEND: APPEND Option This option specifies that the current console log be appended to the logfile, if it already exists.NOLOG: EXPORT Option The "NOLOG" option specifies that the console output not to be logged.SVCS: SVCS Command This command allowM and on the Series IV development system are preconfigured to use the standard NRM terminal (see COBRA.cfg). Using terminal configuration command files, however, you can use non standard terminals with characteristics different from the standard NRM terminal. Configuration files allow you to identify characteristics of your particular terminal by setting various parameters and specifying control sequences by which the various terminal functions can be performed (see HELP.cfg). Files used are similar to those used for Aedit. PRIMARY: "Primary/Secondary" refers to the console affected by the config file (on the Series IV). Primary is the standard Series IV console while secondary is the Terminal attached to serial channel one. If this field is not present on the STTY command line, secondary is assumed (the default is secondary). On the NRM this field is ignored, any config file presented affects the only console (on serial channel one). SECONDARY: "Primary/Secondary" refers to the console affected by the config file (on the Series IV). Primary is the standard Series IV console while secondary is the Terminal attached to serial channel one. If this field is not present on the STTY command line, secondary is assumed (the default is secondary). On the NRM this field is ignored, any config file presented affects the only console (on serial channel one). REMOTE: The remote option will re-assign the cur lt access rights to be used when creating files (or directories), The number of overlays one wishes to be cached (on the Series IV only), and the size of system trace buffers. At the NRM, SYSGEN is also used to specify the comm id of the NRM as well as the comm id and characteristics of each workstation on the NDS-II network. NOTE - Values entered by SYSGEN do not take effect until the system is rebooted. The format of the SYSGEN command is: SYSGEN [] If device id is not given, the system device is assumed. To use, type SYSGEN and follow directions. Return is used to go back to a previous screen. ESC may be used to exit most screens. Exit causes modified information to be written to device.SYSTAT: SYSTAT command Command syntax is: SYSTAT [ QUEUE [ ] ] [ TO ] [EXPAND] [ALL] The SYSTAT command is used to know the status of DJC queues & the jobs enqueued in these queues. Specifying SYSTAT with no options displays a list of the currently defined DJC queues. The QUEUE option enables the user to find out the status of the jobs in the DJC queues. If a queue list is specified, status will be provided about the jobs in those queues. Otherwise, status will be provided about jobs in all queues. The TO option provides the user with a file containing the results of executing the SYSTAT command. EXPAND option provides the user with additional information about the jobs. ALL option generates the information about ALL (executed/cancelled/aborted, executing,waiting) jobs in the queue.TIME: TIME command The TIME command allows a user to display and set the system clock. The range of dates which the system clock can express is January 1, 1978 to December 31, 2077. Setting the system clock is subject to the following restrictions: (a) When invoked within a SUBMIT file processing, the TIME cusp will display the current system Date/Time and exit.  (b) Only the SUPERUSER may set the system DATE/TIME (at the NRM or at a WORKSTATION ). Should the TIME cusp be invoked by a 'NON-SUPERUSER', the current system date/time will be displayed and the TIME cusp will exit. NOTE: In a network environment, if the system DATE/TIME is set at a workstation , DATE/TIME will be set at the NRM (via transmission of the request). Command syntax: TIME UNTIL: Iteration Control Command The UNTIL command defines an exit condition for a REPEAT/END or COUNT/END iterative loop. The format of the command is: "UNTIL" ("=" or "<>") Each may be concatenation of CLI variable references, literal strings, and formal parameters. If the condition is false, execution proceeds with the next command in the loop. If the condition is true, the loop is exited and execution proceeds with the command after the END of the current loop. There can be multiple UNTIL commands within a REPEAT or COUNT coms the user to set up a complete data base to manage software projects. SVCS provides the capability to track changes to program source code; to maintain variants of the source and object code modules for a program; and to control access to the source and object modules in a multi-programmer envi- ronment. Essentially, it enables the user to group related software modules, as well as variants of those modules, within a single data base. SVCS automatically retains history information on every change to a software source module, including who made the change and when and why it was changed. An SVCS unit is an entry into the data base. A unit is subdivided into classes and can contain as many as four of these class elements. A variant is a collec- tion of related units.SYSGEN: SYSGEN Command SYSGEN is used to setup the system unique attributes of a workstation, NRM or Standalone Series IV. With Sysgen, one specifies the number and types of devices on the NRM or Series IV, the defau pound command.USERDEF: Define User Command USERDEF permits the super user to add or delete a user that has access to the system. Adding a new user will fail if the specified user name or user id is already in use. Optionally, a new directory may be created for the new user. Directory creation will fail if a file of the same name already exists. If the directory is created, the new user will be the owner with full access rights to the directory. A default password consisting of the null string is associated with the newly created user. Execution of USERDEF is restricted to the node at which it is invoked.DEFINE: USERDEF option The DEFINE option allows you to enter the definition of a new user to be added to the system.REMOVE: USERDEF option The REMOVE option allows you to delete a user from the system. A user that is being deleted but is currently logged on to the system remains logged on and the files for which the user is the owner will remain intact.USERS: List Users Names Command USERS lists the user names and the associated user ids of all the users who have been granted logon rights to the system. This command is reserved for the super user. Invocation is restricted to the node at which it is invoked. The list is written to the console in the following format: USERNAME USERIDVERIFY: FILE STRUCTURE VERIFICATION Command The syntax of VERIFY is: "VERIFY" [ OPTIONS ] where is physical device identifier: eg. WD0 . VERIFY checks the integrity of the file system by ensuring: that all disk space is accounted for; that any allocated disk space is owned by only one file; that all files can be traced back to the volume root directory; that every file can be accessed by only one path through the file structure. OPTIONS: FIX : allow VERIFY to write to the device to correct any reported errors. FAST : do not run directory entry verification tests. RESTRICTIONS : VERIFY can not run as a background job or if a background job is present. VERIFY dismounts the device so it can not verify the system device.VIEW: VIEW Command The VIEW command is an interactive command that allows you to examine the contents of a disk file. VIEW is valid only if input from the keyboard. The command syntax is: "VIEW" VIEW initially displays the first page of the file in full screen format. The prompt line displays the following set of subcommands: "Again" "Find" "-Find" "Jump" "Quit" "Roll" "Set" "View"WAIT: WAIT Command Wait is used to delay the execution of a submit file until a carriage return is entered directly from the keyboard. The command tail (if any) will be displayed in reverse video and flashing in the prompt line. If upper and lower case is desired, enclose message in single quotes. "Waiting for ..." will be displayed in the message line. When a carriage  return is hit, "Proceeding ..." will be displayed momentarily in the message line, wait will exit allowing the submit file to continue. The type ahead buffer will be flushed before reading keyboard for the carriage return. Example: WAIT 'Insert NEW.src mini floppy in fl0 to be formatted' WHILE: Iteration Control Command The WHILE command defines an exit condition for a REPEAT/END or COUNT/END iterative loop. The format of the command is: "WHILE" ("=" or "<>") Each may be a concatenation of CLI variable references, literal strings and formal parameters. If the condition is true, execution proceeds with the next command in the loop. If the condition is false, the loop is exited, and execution proceeds with the command after the END of the current loop. There can be multiple WHILE commands within a REPEAT or COUNT compound command.INCLUDE: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. This qualifier defines the subsequent ON: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The ON time qualifier allows the user to specify the start of a 24-hour period which is used in a range check with the file accessed created or modified time.SINCE: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The SINCE time qualifier specifies an instant in time which is used in a comparison with the file time to qualify a file. Files are saved if: time-specified-by-user >= time the file was accessed or created or modifiedNOUPDATE: ARCHIVE OPTION. The NOUPDATE option instructs ARCHIVE list of file qualifiers to be a set of files that are to be copied if qualifications are met. Multiple INCLUDE declarations can be made for one ARCHIVE operation: there is an implicit logical OR between each declaration. Default for a set of qualifiers is INCLUDE. If multiple INCLUDE and EXCLUDE declarations are made, the last declaration made becomes default for next list of file qualifiers.EXCLUDE: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. This qualifier defines the subsequent list of file qualifiers to be a set of files that are NOT to be copied if qualifications are met. Multiple EXCLUDE declarations can be made for one ARCHIVE operation: there is an implicit logical OR between each declaration. If multiple INCLUDE and EXCLUDE declarations are made, the last declaration made becomes default for next list of file qualifiers. EXCLUDE takes precedence over the INCLUDE.AND: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The AND operator provides the capability of concatenating additional requirements on the file set desired. The user may respecify any of the qualifiers using the AND operator, but no check is made for a null set. For example, OWNEDBY A AND OWNEDBY B is the null set since any file can not be owned by BOTH A and B at the same time.OR: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The OR operator provides the capability of extending requirements on the file set desired. AND and OR may not be intermixed within a qualifier set defined by an INCLUDE or EXCLUDE. For example, INCLUDE OWNEDBY A, INCLUDE FILES *.LST AND MODIFIED is acceptable, but OWNEDBY A OR FILES *.LST AND MODIFIED is illegal.ACCESSED: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The ACCESSED qualifier instructs ARCHIVE to compare the date entered with the file access time and to select only those files that match the time qualifier. CREATED: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The CREATED qualifier instructs ARCHIVE to compare the date entered with the file create time and to select only those files that match the time qualifier.MODIFIED: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The MODIFIED qualifier instructs ARCHIVE to select files that have been modified since the last ARCHIVE operation. If the MODIFIED keyword is followed by an optional time qualifier (SINCE/ON/BEFORE/TODAY), ARCHIVE will compare the date entered with the file modified time and select only those files that satisfy the time criteria.FILES: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The FILES qualifier allows the user to enter pathname masks that are used to qualify source data files by the last pathname component. The file masks entered by the user may have the '*' and '?' wildcard characters. Default is no pathname mask.DIRECTORY: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The DIRECTORY qualifier allows the user to enter directory pathnames that are used to qualify directory files. ARCHIVE will select only those files that match the directory entered. LNAMES are allowed, but wildcard characters are not. If the directory pathname is not fully qualified, and no LNAME exists it is assumed to be subordinate to the source directory. Default is to copy all directories.OWNEDBY: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The OWNEDBY qualifier instructs ARCHIVE to perform a comparison of the owner names entered by the user and the owner id of each file. Default is to copy files regardless of their owner. BEFORE: ARCHIVE QUALIFIER. The BEFORE time qualifier specifies an instant in time which is used in a comparison with the file time to qualify a file. Files are saved if: time-specified-by-user < time the file was accessed or created or modified ut text within an IF element which is skipped. The controls that delimit the skipped text will be listed, providing an indication that something has been skipped.NOCOMMENTS: Delete Comment Records Control The NOCOMMENTS control removes all comment records except those designated as nonpurgable. Comment records are superfluous to the production of executable code. Comment records are added to the object code for various reasons. All translators add a comment, identifying the compiler or assembler that produced it. If the NOCOMMENT control is not specified, the comment records are allowed to remain in the object module.NOMACRO: No Macro Processinng Control Entering the control "NOMACRO" indicates to the assembler that macros are not to be processed (however, macro calls are scanned as source input). If the NOMACRO control is not specified, the assembler will process all macros in the source program.MACRO: The MACRO control specifies that macro processor language is to be recognized in the source files processed. Macros may appear anywhere in the source, including comments and control lines. Macros may also appear in the invocation line with two restrictions: they must appear after all controls, and the text is limited to 212 characters. The optional mempercent parameter for the MACRO control allows specification of the amount of memory available to the macro processor. The number, in the range of 0 to 100 decimal, signifies the percentage of memory allocated to the macro processor, to continue operation with no user query if a duplicate file is detected and the UPDATE option is not specified. Default is to query the user.DELETE: ARCHIVE OPTION. The DELETE option instructs ARCHIVE to delete any data file selected after the file has been copied to the destination. Default is no delete.QUERY: ARCHIVE OPTION. The QUERY option instructs ARCHIVE to display the file name and then request user input before each destination directory is created or each file is copied. If the file is a directory file and the user does not copy the file, the directory is not created nor is the descending source directory subtree scanned further (the subtree is pruned). Default is no query.UPDATE: ARCHIVE OPTION. The UPDATE option instructs ARCHIVE to automatically delete duplicate copies of a data file and not query the user regarding deletion. If UPDATE and QUERY are both specified, the user is queried before the operation but NOT asked for permission to delete conflicting destination files. Default is no update.LOG: ARCHIVE OPTION. The LOG option instructs ARCHIVE to duplicate all console traffic to the file entered to provide a history of files copied, etc. The log file may be on any accessible random access device. The file is created if it does not exist, and is truncated and used if it does exist. If an unrecoverable error is detected on the log file, the file is closed and ARCHIVE will continue operation. Default is no log.LEFTMARGIN: Input Source Format Control The LEFTMARGIN control allows you to specify the left margin of the source input. The syntax of LEFTMARGIN is: "LEFTMARGIN" "(" ")" Where is a non-zero, unsigned integer specifying the left margin of the source input. All characters to the left of this position on subsequent input lines are not processed by the compiler (but do appear on the listing).MOD186: Generate iAPX-186 Instructions Control The MOD186 control is used to tell the translator that iAPX-186 intructions can be generated.NOLINES: Delete Line Number Control The NOLINES control removes line number information from the object file. Line number information is not needed to produce executable code. If the NOLINES control is not specified, the line number information is allowed to remain in the object file. ICE-86 and other debuggers use this information.NOCOND: Inhibit Listing of Skipped Text Control The NOCOND control prevents the listing of source inp c records will be kept in the object file and the corresponding information to be placed in the print file. Public symbol records are used by debuggers.NOTYPE: No Type Checking Control The NOTYPE control specifies that no type checking is to be performed on the object file. If NOTYPE is not specified, type checking is performed on the object file. Symbol type records produced by the translator are used by LINKers/BINDers to perform type checking on modules. Symbol type records should be kept in the file if it may be relinked with another file. NOTYPE will decrease the size of the output file without affecting run-time operation.TYPE: If TYPE is specified, (the default) type checking is performed on the object file. Symbol type records produced by the translator are used by LINKers/BINDers to perform type checking on modules. Symbol type records should be kept in the file if it may be relinked with another file.PUBLICS: Public Records Control The PUBLICS control causes the public symbol records to be kept in the object file and the corresponding information to be placed in the print file. Public symbol records are needed to resolve external symbol definitions in other files. The EXCEPT subcontrol allows you to modify the control. Public records are used by LINKers/BINDers to resolve external references. The scope of PUBLICS can be modified by PRINTCONTROLS and OBJECTCONTROLS. Unless BIND is specified, PUBLICS affect only the object file.NOPUBLICS:No Public Records Control The NOPUBLICS control causes public symbol records not to be kept in the object file and the corresponding information not to be placed in the print file. The EXCEPT subcontrol allows you to modify the control. Public records are used by LINKers/BINDers to resolve external references.BIND: Bind Input Control The BIND control combines the input modules into a load-time-locatable (LTL) module. An LTL module may be loaded and executed and any logical reference to a segment or group base can be resolved at  the rest being allocated to the assembler name table. This control is only effective in the invocation line.See help for MACRO.NOPAGING: Inhibit Paging Control The NOPAGING control specifies that page ejecting, page headings, and page numbering are not to be performed. Thus, the listing appears as one long "page". A page eject is not generated even if an EJECT control is encountered. If the NOPAGING control is not specified, the listing output will be formatted onto pages. Each page will carry a heading identifing the compiler and page number, and possibly a user specified title.PAGING: PAGING specifies that the print file is to be formatted into pages. A header consisting of the name, the title, the date and the page number begins each page. SYMBOLS: The SYMBOLS control specifies that a symbol table listing in to be appended to the source listing in the print file.NOSYMBOLS: NOSYMBOLS specifies that a symbol table listing not be created.OVERFLOW: Overflow Detection Control The OVERFLOW control is used to detect overflow in performing signed (INTEGER) arithmetic. If OVERFLOW is specified, overflow in signed arithmetic results in a nonmaskable Interrupt 4. It is the programmer's responsibility to provide an interrupt procedure to handle the interrupt. Failure to provide such a procedure may result in unpredictable program behavior when overflow occurs. If the OVERFLOW control is not specified, no overflow detection is generated in the compiled module and the results of overflow in signed arithmetic are undefined.NOPUBLICS: Delete Public Symbol Records Control The NOPUBLICS control causes public symbol records not to be kept in the object file or corresponding information in the print file. NOPUBLICS will reduce the size of the output object file. If NOPUBLICS is not specified, public records will be kept in the object file and the corresponding information to be placed in the print file. Public symbol records are used by debuggers.PUBLICS: If PUBLICS is specified, publi t a run-time error. The syntax of MEMPOOL is: "MEMPOOL" "(" [ "," ] ")" is a 20-bit number whose value is specified in one of three ways: + :add the number to current dynamic memory requirements. - :subtract the number from current dynamic memory requirements. no sign: the number is the new minimum dynamic memory requirement. is a 20-bit optional number whose value is specified in one of two ways: + :add the number to the current minimum dynamic memory requirement. no sign :the number is the new maximum dynamic memory requirement. must be less than or equal to . MEMPOOL has no effect unless the BIND control is also specified.ORDER: Segment Ordering Control The ORDER control specifies a partial or complete order for the segments in one or more groups. The syntax for ORDER is: "ORDER" "(" "(" ["\" ["\" ]] ","... ")" ","... ")" Where identifies the group whose segments are to be ordered. The identifies the segments to be ordered. the "\" and "\" may be used to resolve conflicts with duplicate segment names. If "\" is specified, the "\" is required. If one of the segments specified is not contained in the designated group, an error message is generated. ORDER has no effect unless BIND is specified. If ORDER is not specified, segments are placed into the object file in the same order in which they were encountered in the input list.SEGSIZE: Segment Size Control The SEGSIZE control allows you to specify the minimum memory space needed for any segment. The syntax for SEGSIZE is: "SEGSIZE" "(" ["\" ["\" ]] "(" ["," ] ")" ","... ")" Where identifies the segment whose size is to be changed. is a 16-bit number that may be specified in three ways: + :the number is to be added to the current segment length. - :the number is to be subtracted from the current segment length. no sign :indicates that the number should become the new segment length. is a 16-bit number that can be specified in two ways: + :the number is to added to the minimum segment length. no sign :the number is to become the new maximum segment length. If you specify a maximum size for a segment, that segment must either not be a member of any group or be the last segment in the group.OBJECTCONTROLS: Object File Controls OBJECTCONTROLS causes the controls specified in its arguments to be applied to the object file only. Comment records, line number records, local and public symbol records, and symbol type records are selectively included or excluded from the object file. This will not effect the print file nor the information contained in it. If OBJECTCONTROLS is not specified, the controls apply to both the prinload time. The Load-time- locatable output can not be loaded by the ICE-86 loader or UPM. If BIND is not specified, MEMPOOL, ORDER, SEGSIZE, and SYMBOLCOLUMNS have no effect and NOLINES, NOSYMBOLS, PUBLICS, and PURGE affect only the output object module. When BIND is specified, the default object module file name has no extension.PRINTCONTROLS: Print Control PRINTCONTROLS causes controls specified as arguments to be applied to the print file only. Line number information, and local and public symbol information are selectively included or excluded from the print file. This will not effect the object file or the information contained in it. If PRINTCONTROLS is not specified, controls apply to both the print file and the object file. Unless BIND is specified, PRINTCONTROLS and its arguments have no effect.MEMPOOL: Memory Requirements Control The MEMPOOL control specifies the dynamic memory requirements of the program. This allows the loader to check free memory at load time, and preven NLY Control The PO control is an input list control and has the following syntax: "PO" "(" "," ... ")" When it is used it must appear in an input list and not in the control list. is the pathname of an input file. PO indicates that only the absolute public symbol records of the argument files will be used. The other records in the module will be ignored. This can be used to resolve external references to 8089 object modules, and to generate overlays when a multifile overlay system is desired.RENAMEGROUPS: Change Group Names Control The RENAMEGROUPS control allows you to change the group names assigned by the translator. The syntax of this control is: "RENAMEGROUPS" "(" "TO" "," ... ")" Where is the name of the group to be changed and the is the new name to be assigned to the specified group. The must be the name of an existing group in one of the modules in the input list.ADDRESSES: Address Assignment Control The ADDRESSES control allows you to override LOC86's default address assigment algorithm. You may assign beginning addresses to segments, classes, or groups. All addresses must follow Intel rules for integer representation. The subcontrols (SEGEMENTS, CLASSES, and GROUPS) identify exactly what elements of the input module are being assigned addresses. When assigning an address with the SEGMENTS subcontrol, you may also specify the class name and overlay name of the particular segment. If the specified address does not agree with the alignment attribute of the specified segment or the first segment in the specified class, then the address is ignored. If an absolute segment is located at the address assigned to a class, then the class begins at the first free address after the absolute segment. If you assign a non-paragraph address to a group, LOC86 will assign the first paragraph address below the specified address. SEGMENTS, CLASSES, and GROUPS can be specified multiple times in a single ADDRESSES control.SEGMENTS: Segment Subcontrol The subcontrol SEGMENTS is used to assign a new address to one or more segments. The syntax of the SEGMENTS subcontrol is: "SEGMENTS" "(" ["\" ["\" ]] "("
")" ","... ")" The identifies the specific segment that is to be assigned a new address. The "\" and "\" may be used to resolve conflicts with duplicate segment names. If "\" is specified, the "\" is required.
is the address to be assigned to the named segment.CLASSES: Class Subcontrol The subcontrol CLASSES is used to assign a new address to one or more classes. The syntax of the CLASSES subcontrol is: "CLASSES" "(" "("
")" "," ... ")" The identifies the specific class of segments that is to be assigned the new address contained in
.GROUPS: Groups Subcontrol The subcontrol GROUPS is used to assign new addresses to one or more groups of segments. The syntax of the GROUPS subcontrol is: "GROUPS" "(" "("
")" "," ... ")" The identifies the specific group of segments that is to be assigned the new address contained in
.BOOTSTRAP: Bootstrapping Control BOOTSTRAP indicates that the code for a long jump to the module's start address should be placed at the location 0FFFF0H, when the module is loadedt file and object file.NOMAP: Inhibit Link Map Control NOMAP inhibits the production of the link map. If NOMAP is not specified, a link map is produced and inserted in the listing file. The link map contains information about the attributes of logical segments in the output module. This includes size, class, alignment attribute, address (if the segment is absolute) and overlay name (if the segment is a member of an overlay). The NOPRINT control causes the link map not to be produced.PO: PUBLICSOolve conflicts with duplicate segment names. If "\" is specified, the "\" is required. The is a 16-bit number that LOC86 uses to change the size of the specified segment. There are three way to specify this value: + :add the number to the current segment length. - :subtract the number from the current segment length. no sign :use the number as the new segment length.PRINTCONTROLS: Print File Control PRINTCONTROLS causes controls specified as argu. This is the first instruction executed by the 8086 after reset. If the input module has no start address and none is specified in the START control, LOC86 will generate an error message.NOINITCODE: No Register Initialization Control The NOINITCODE control prevents LOC86 from generating code to initialize the segement registers (see INITCODE).INITCODE: Register Initialization Control INITCODE causes LOC86 to create a new segment that contains code to initialize the segment registers. The syntax of INITCODE is: "INITCODE" "("
")"
specifies the physical address of the code that performs this initialization. If no address is specified, the initialization code will be placed at 200H. The initialization code segment is created only if a register initialization record for 8086 segment registers exists in the input. These register initialization records are automatically produced by 8086-based translators for main modules. If the area of memory used by the INITCODE default is reserved, LOC86 places the initilization code above the reserved space. If created, the new segment is called ??LOC86_INITCODE.START: Start Address ontrol The START control allows you to specify the start address of your program. The syntax of START is: "START" "(" [ "," ] ")" If you specify a , that symbol must be defined within the input module. If a value is entered, it initializes the CS register and the  value initializes the IP in an 8086 long jump when your program is started.ORDER: Ordering Control ORDER specifies a partial or complete order for segments, classes and the segments within a class. Segments and classes listed in ORDER are located before any other relocatable segment. The subcontrols SEGMENTS and CLASSES identify what elements of the input are to be ordered. If one of the segments specified is not contained in the designated group, an error message is generated.SEGMENTS: Segment Specifier Subcontrol The SEGMENTS subcontrol allows you to list of segments that are to be ordered. The syntax of SEGMENTS is: "(" "SEGMENTS" "(" [ "\" [ "\" ]] ")" "," ... ")" identifies a specified segment to be ordered. The "\" and "\"overlay name> may be used to resolve conflicts with duplicate segment names. If "\" is specified, "\" is required. If one of the segments specified is not in the designated group, an error message is generated.CLASSES: Class Specifier Subcontrol The CLASSES subcontrol identifies the classes that are to be ordered. The syntax of CLASSES is "(" "CLASSES" "(" [ "(" "," ...")" ] "," ... ")" "," ... ")" The identifies the specific class that is to be ordered. The designates a segment within the given class to be ordered. CLASSES allows you to order multiple classes and segments to be ordered. If one of the segments specified is not in the designated group, an error message is generated.SEGSIZE: Segment Size Control SEGSIZE allows you to specify the memory space to be used by a segment. The syntax of SEGSIZE is: "SEGSIZE" "(" [ "\" [ "\" ]] "(" ")" "," ... ")" The may be any segment contained in the input module. The "\" and "\" may be used to resn about the attributes of logical segments in the output module.NOPRINT: Prevent Print Control The NOPRINT control prevents the creation of a print file (see PRINT control).PRINT: Print Control The PRINT control allows you to direct the link map and other diagnostic information to a particular print file. The syntax of PRINT is: "PRINT" "(" ")" Where is the pathname of the file that is to receive the print information. If the PRINT control is not specified or if the control is given without a , the print file will have the same pathname as the output file except the extension will be ".MP1".NAME: Module Name Control The NAME control assigns a module name to the output module. The syntax of NAME is: "NAME" "(" ")" Where is the name assigned to the output module. The module name may be up to 40 characters long. It may be composed of any of the following characters in any order: ?(question marments to be applied to the print file only. Line number information, and local and public symbol information are selectively included or excluded from the print file. This will not effect the object file or the information contained in it. If PRINTCONTROLS is not specified, controls apply to both the print file and the object file. If you specify an invalid control in the arguments to PRINTCONTROLS, LOC86 generates an error message.OBJECTCONTROLS: Object File Control OBJECTCONTROLS causes the controls specified in its arguments to be applied to the object file only. Comment records, line number records, local and public symbol records, and symbol type records are selectively included or excluded from the object file. This will not effect the print file nor the information contained in it. If OBJECTCONTROLS is not specified, the controls apply to both the print file and the object file. If you specify an invalid control in the arguments to OBJECTCONTROLS, LOC86 generates an error message.SYMBOLCOLUMNS: Symbol Column Control SYMBOLCOLUMNS indicates the number of columns to be used when printing the symbol table for the object module. The syntax of SYMBOLCOLUMNS is: "SYMBOLCOLUMNS" "(" "1" or "2" or "3" or "4" ")" Two columns fit on a 78-character line; four columns fit on a single 128- character line printer line. If SYMBOLCOLUMNS is not specified, the symbol table will have two columns.PURGE: Purge Records Control The PURGE control in the control list is exactly the same as specifying NOLINES, NOSYMBOLS, NOCOMMENTS, NOPUBLICS, and NOTYPE. PURGE removes all of the debug or public records from the object file, and their information from the print file. It will produce the most compact object file possible. PRINTCONTROLS and OBJECTCONTROLS can be used ro modify the scope of PURGE.RESERVE: Reserve Memory Control RESERVE allows you to prevent the specified utility from locating segments in specified areas of memory. The syntax of RESERVE is: "RESERVE" "(" "TO" "," ... ")" The utility will not use any memory addresses from to inclusive. must be less than or equal to . If an absolute segment uses a reserved memory area, a warning message is generated. Reserved areas may overlap. If the RESERVE control is not specified, all of memory is assumed available. Multiple areas can be RESERVEd.NOMAP: Inhibit Map Control NOMAP inhibits the production of the locate/build map. If NOMAP is not specified, the utility produces a locate or build map and inserts it in the listing file. The locate map contains information about the attributes of logical segments in the output module. This includes size, class, alignment attribute, address (if the segment is absolute) and overlay name (if the segment is a member of an overlay).MAP: If MAP is specified, (the default) the utility produces a locate or build map and inserts it in the listing file. The locate map contains informatiocludes only the source file non- macro text, and the final resultant text of all macros called. GENONLY omits the listing of all macro calls. All object code generated inside any macro calls is listed.NOERRORPRINT: The NOERRORPRINT control directs all compile-time error messages to the listing file only, i.e., the file specified in a PRINT control; or .LST, the default listing file. If the listing file is suppressed by NOPRINT, the NOERRORPRINT control is ignored, and all compile-time error messages appear at the :CO: file.ERRORPRINT: The syntax of the ERRORPRINT control is: "ERRORPRINT ["(" ")"] Where is the optional name of the file that is to receive all compile-time error messages. ERRORPRINT directs the error messages to both the specified file and the listing file (specified in a PRINT control or is the .LST by default) if the listing file is not suppressed by NOPRINT. If the listing file is suppressed by the NOPRINT control, error messages appear only in the specified file. The ERRORPRINT control without a specified file name (i.e., the ERRORPRINT default setting) directs all compile-time error messages to the :CO: file and the listing file, if the listing file is not suppressed by NOPRINT.CHECK: The CHECK control provides a way to check for certain violations during compilation and at run time. The compiled code checks for the following: o Array subscripts out of bounds o Invalid pointer references o Stack overflow o Overflow in integer computations o Out-of-range assignmentsINTERRUPT: Pascal-86 Control The INTERRUPT control allows you to specify procedures to be compiled as 8086 interrupt procedures, and to generate an interrupt vector. The syntax of the INTERRUPT control is: "INTERRUPT" "(" ["=" ]["," ["=" ]]... ")" The is the identifier of the procedure tok), @(commercial at), :(colon), .(period) _(underscore) A, B, C, ..., Z or 0, 1, 2, ..., 9. Lower case letter may be used, but they are automatically converted to uppercase. If NAME is not specified, the output module will have the name of the first module in the input list.EXCEPT: Except Subcontrol The EXCEPT subcontrol allows you to modify the associated control. The syntax of EXCEPT is: [ "EXCEPT" "(" [ "," ]... ")" ] Where is the name of a public symbol that is to be an exception to the specified control.NOEXTENSIONS: Pascal-86/286 Control The NOEXTENSIONS control directs the compiler to check for any Pascal-86/286 features in the source program that are Intel extensions to standard Pascal. Whenever the compiler finds such a feature, it issues a warning message but continues to compile the source program and produce the object module. The compiler also issues an extension warning for any control line that occurs after the initial set of primary controls. If the NOEXTENTIONS control is not present, legitimate Intel extensions are allowed to be processed without warning messages.GEN: List Macro Calls Control Entering the control "GEN" provides a full listing of all macro calls at all levels, as well as the macros' expansions, in the listing file. Expansions appear on a new line after their call, indented to line up with the "%" in the call. If neither "GEN" or "NOGEN" is specified (the default case), a list of the fully expanded source file is generated.NOGEN: List Source File Only Control Entering the control "NOGEN" provides a listing of only source file lines. The bodies of macros are not listed, except those macro expansion lines that contain errors. If neither "GEN" or "NOGEN" is specified (the default case), a list of the fully expanded source file is generated.GENONLY: List source file non-macro text and text of macros called. Specifying GENONLY produces a listing that in The NOCODE prevents the listing of the approximate assembly code. If "CODE" is not entered (the default setting), the assembly code is not listed.SUBTITLE: SUBTITLE Control The SUBTITLE control causes a subtitle to be printed on every page of printed output. The control syntax is: "SUBTITLE" "(" <"program subtitle"> ")" Where <"program subtitle"> is the subtitle that is to be printed. The subtitle must be a string of ASCII characters enclosed within quotes. The maximum length of the string is 55 characters. The subtitle is placed on the subtitle line of each page of listed output and is truncated on the right if necessary. When a SUBTITLE control appears before the first non-control line in the source file, it puts the subtitle on the first page and all subsequent pages until another SUBTITLE control appears. A subsequent SUBTITLE control causes a page eject and the new subtitle to be printed on the next and subsequent pages.NOPRINT: Inhibit Printed Output Control The NOPRINT control stops the production of printed output.PRINT: Generate Printed Output Control The PRINT control causes the production of printed output (listings). The PRINT control syntax is: "PRINT" ["(" ")"] Where the optional is the pathname of the file or the device that is to receive the printed output. If or if neither NOPRINT or PRINT is specified (the default case), the listings will be put on a file that has the same name as the source file but with the extension ".LST" and will be created on the same device used for the source file. XREF: Cross-reference Control The XREF control directs the translator to generate a cross-reference listing of all symbols and identifiers in the source program and to append it to the list file. If XREF is not specified, no cross-reference listing is generated.TITLE: Page Title Control The TITLE control causes a title to be printed on every page of printed output. The syntax of the TITLE control is: "TITLE" "(" ")" consists of a sequence of ASCII characters defining the desired page title. The title is placed on the title line of each page of listed output. The maximum allowable length of the title is 55 characters.DEBUG: Debug Record Control The DEBUG control generates debug records in the object module file for symbolic debugging. The debug records contain the name and relative address of each local symbol in the object module. If DEBUG is not  be compiled as an interrupt procedure. You can optionally specify an equal sign and an for each procedure. You can specify multiple procedures as well as multiple INTERRUPT controls. The is the number of the interrupt to be associated with the specified procedure; this number must be in the range of 0 to 255, or an error will occur. When you include , the compiler creates an interrupt vector consisting of a 4-byte entry for the interrupt procedure. For interrupt number n, the entry for the interrupt procedure is located at absolute memory location n times four.NOTYPE: NOTYPE Control The NOTYPE control prevents the inclusion of type records in the object module produced by the compiler. If NOTYPE is not specified (the default condition), the compiler is directed to include type records in the object module. These records describe attributes of symbols contained in the source program and are used later for type checking by the linker. Type records provide a mechanism for enforcing type compatibility between separately compiled modules.CODE: CODE Control The CODE control directs the compiler to produce a listing of the approximate assembly code for the generated object code (in a form that resembles 8086 assembly language). The listing is appended to the source listing in the listing file. This listing occurs only for the portions of the source code where the CODE control is active. It stops when a NOCODE control is encountered.trol causes an object module to be generated. The syntax of OBJECT is: "OBJECT" [ "(" ")" ] is the name of the file that is to receive the generated object module. The name must be a valid pathname. If you do not specify an object file name or neither the OBJECT or NOOBJECT control is specified, (the default case), the file name will be the same as the source file name with the extension ".OBJ" and will be directed to the same directory or device as the source file.INCLUDE: Include Source File Control The INCLUDE control causes the contents of another source file to be inserted at the point the include control is specified. The syntax of INCLUDE is: "INCLUDE" "(" ")" Where is the pathname of another source file to be read. The INCLUDE control causes source lines to be read from the specified source file until the end-of-file is detected. Then reading of source lines from the original file resumes at the source line immediately following the line containing the INCLUDE control.PAGELENGTH: Page Length Control The PAGELENGTH control allows you to specify the maximum number of lines to be printed per page. The syntax of PAGELENGTH is: "PAGELENGTH" "(" ")" Where is a non-zero, unsigned integer specifying the maximum number of lines to be printed per page of listing output. This number is taken to include the page headings appearing on the page. The minimum value for is 5.PAGEWIDTH: Page Width Control The PAGEWIDTH control allows you to specify the maximum line width, in characters, to be used for listing output. The syntax of PAGEWIDTH is: "PAGEWIDTH" "(" ")" Where is a non-zero, unsigned integer specifying the maximum line width. The minimum value for is 60; the maximum value is 132.WORKFILES: Create Work Files Control The WORKFILES control allows you to specify any two devices or logical names for storage of work files. The syntax of WORKFILES is: "WORKFILES" "(" "," [] ")" The default is: WORKFILES (:WORK:,:WORK:) Where is the pathname of the directory that is to contain a work file. During compilation, the translator creates the work files which are deleted at the end of compilation.RAM: Constant Placement Control The RAM control directs the object-module placement of all constants, both user-defined and compiler-defined. Specifying RAM places constants in the DATA segment. If RAM is not specified, the constants are placed within the DATA segment in all segmentation models (sizes) except LARGE, where constants are placed in the CODE segment.ROM: Constant Placement Control The ROM control directs the object-module placement of all constants, both user-defined and compiler-defined. Specifying ROM places constants in the CODE segment. If ROM is not specified, the constants are placed within the DATA segment in all segmentation models (sizes) except LARGE, where constants are placed in the CODE segment.SMALL: SMALL Model of Segmentation Control The SMALL control provides for programs with the following space requirements: o Not more than 64K bytes total for code sections from all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for constant, data, stack, and memory sections from all modulesCOMPACT: COMPACT Model of Segmentation Control The COMPACT control provides for programs with the following sspecified, (the default condition), no debug records are generated.NODEBUG: If NODEBUG is specified, no debug records are generated. See DEBUG.NOLIST: Inhibit Listing Control The NOLIST control suppresses printing of the source program. If NOLIST is not specified, (the default condition), a listing of the source program is generated.NOOBJECT: No Object Module Control The NOOBJECT control prevents the creation of an object module.OBJECT: Generate Object Module Control The OBJECT conpace requirements: o Not more than 64k bytes total for code sections from all modules o Not more that 64k bytes total for data and constant sections for all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for stack sections from all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for memory sections from all modulesMEDIUM: MEDIUM Model of Segmentation Control The MEDIUM control provides for programs with the following space requirements: o Not more than one megabyte total for code sections from all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for constant, data, stack, and memory sections from all modules No one code section (compiled from one module) may exceed 64k bytes.LARGE: LARGE Model of Segmentation Control The LARGE control provides for programs with the following space requirements: o Not more than one megabyte total for code sections from all modules o Not more than one megabyte total for data sections from all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for stack sections from all modules o Not more than 64k bytes total for memory sections from all modules In the LARGE case, no constant section is produced. Instead, the program constants are placed in the code section of each module. No one code section or data section (compiled from one module) may exceed 64k bytes.OPTIMIZE: Optimization Control The OPTIMIZE control governs the kinds of optimization to be performed in generating object code: OPTIMIZE(0) specifies only "folding" of constant expressions and short- circuit evaluation of Boolean expressions. OPTIMIZE(1) specifies strength reduction plus elimination of common expressions, in addition to the optimizations of OPTIMIZE(0). OPTIMIZE(2) specifies all of the above, plus the following: o Machine code optimizations (e.g., short jumps, moves) o Elimination of superfluous branches o Re-use of duplicate code o Removal of unreachable code and reversal of branch-condition OPTIMIZE(3) includes all of the above optimizations. It also optimizes indeterminate assignment operations (e.g., those using based variables) and pointer comparisons.STORAGE: Storage Control The STORAGE control specifies default lengths of data items. The syntax of STORAGE is: "STORAGE" "(" 'INTEGER*n' or 'LOGICAL*n' ")" The STORAGE control permits you to specify the default lengths, in bytes, applicable to INTEGER and/or LOGICAL data items that are not explicitly implied by FORTRAN-86 type-statements or constant specifications. Each length specification (n) may be 1, 2, or 4.ID: USERDEF option The super user is permitted to define two types of new users: 'secondary' super users and normal users. ID is used to assign numeric identifiers to each user and to identify user type. Secondary super users are assigned user id values in the range 3 to 15. Each secondary super user has full super user capabilities except use of USERDEF. They may also be deleted by the super user. Non-super users are assigned id values in the range 1024 to 32767.DIR: USERDEF option DIR defines a special 'home' directory for the specified user. The directory file name must be that of a non-existant file. The super user may change the user's home directory by using the directory definition mode of the USERDEF command. The specified user will be the owner of the file.GET: GET Function This function allows the user to retrieve a unit from the data base either to read or modify. Any variant and class of information for a unit is available to the GET command.TO: TO Option The GET command is used to retrieve information from the data base. The name of the file that is to receive the retrieved information is specified in a TO clause. The TO clause is not optional.PUT: PUT Function This function lets the user return a unit to the data base(with WRITE permi- ssion) and have the unit's change history updated. i.e. it allows the user to get a source with WRITE permission, edit it, and then return it to the data base. When a PUT of a source nformation that is to be retrieved from the data base for modification. - Permission is granted if no one has it checked out and the requestor has the write permission on the data base. - If the HISTORY class is checked out for WRITE permission, other classes of that unit should not be checked out for modification to ensure that the history file remains accurate.HISTORY: HISTORY option The HISTORY option annotates the source code with the information from the change history file. In a GET command, this option is valid only for the source class and only for read permission so that your source file cannot be corrupted with history information. It allows the programmer to find out when, why, and by whom changes were made to the source code.HISTORY: HISTORY option The HISTORY option allows the user to supply information about why the file was modified. It is terminated by the first non-quoted right parenthesis encoun- tered. The user-supplied information can be retrieved eithoccurs, information concerning the changes is automatically logged. At this time, a request that commentary text about the change be placed with the change history, can be made.FROM: FROM command The FROM clause identifies the file to be stored in the data base for the specified unit, variant, and class. The FROM clause is not optional.RETURN: RETURN Function This function enables the user to return modification permission for a unit that was acquired from the data base with WRITE permission. It allows to do this without making any other modifications. This function treats the GET and RETURN transactions as though they never occurred( no record exists in the change history).ADMIN: ADMIN Function This function allows the creation and deletion of units and unit variations. It also allows the user to manipulate attributes associated with the variants.COMPOSITION: COMPOSITION Option This class can be used arbitrarily by the user. It is available for any purpose that will help document the system. Typically, this class might be used to contain a list of unit names that are used for the construction of a particular unit and/or the tasks required for construction. This list could be a list of include files to document dependencies. Generation procedures, interface specifications, or module documentation (as well as the MAKE file) could also be stored in this class.HISTORY: HISTORY Option This class contains the who, what, and why of a source change. It is available to the programmer. The information is logged automatically every time a change is made to the source class of a unit. History unit information can be changed any time, not just when the source class is returned to the data base with a PUT command.OBJECT: OBJECT Option This class typically contains the object that is generated from the source module by some translator. If no source class exists for this unit, then the object class is probably an intermediate link file.SOURCE: SOURCE Option This class holds the source modulePROMPT: PROMPT Option The PROMPT/NOPROMPT option tells SVCS whether to prompt on certain error conditions or simply issue the error message and exit. The default for this command is PROMPT NOPROMPT: NOPROMPT Option The PROMPT/NOPROMPT option tells SVCS whether to prompt on certain error conditions or simply issue the error message and exit. The default for this command is PROMPT TIMEOUT: TIMEOUT Option The TIMEOUT option establishes the defined period of time SVCS will try to gain control of the data base before giving up and exiting to the command level. Since more than one person may wish to access the data base at any time, SVCS will pause and try again if another SVCS command is executing. The default timeout is 300 seconds. TIMEOUT can override this default with a user-specified number of seconds.NOTIMEOUT: NOTIMEOUT Option This option instructs SVCS to wait forever.WRITE: WRITE Option The WRITE option requests write permission on the piece of iriant. The variant is created with write access enabled but with no associated default accesses.UNIT: UNIT option A UNIT can be created either in the data base as empty ( if the FROM clause is not used) or with the source class file initialized to the contents of a named file ( if the FROM clause is used). A unit is created with an empty object class file, a variant with the name WORK, and a history class file with an entry for the creation. A source unit that was not initialized with the FROM clause can be initialized by performing a GET with the WRITE option(to obtain access rigths), followed by a PUT.VARIANT: VARIANT option When a variant is either created or deleted, the action occurs on the entire data base. A variant is always created from an existing variant and has the identical contents of that variant. In creation, the variant is specified in the FROM option. If not, it is created from the WORK variant. The variant is created with write access enabled but with no associated default accesses.DEFAULTACCESS: DEFAULTACCESS option The DEFAULTACCESS option allows the administrator of the data base to set up default accesses. - Specifying the ID list allows default access to any variant in the data base If the ID list is not specified, then the specified variant becomes the default for all identifiers that are not in any other variant default list. - The keyword NONE eliminates all identifiers from the list for that variant. - The keyword ALL causes the specifieer by doing a GET command of the history class associated with a unit, or by using the HISTORY option on a GET of the source class for a module unit. If the HISTORY option is omitted from a PUT command on a source class, SVCS prompts for it with the prompt HISTORY: . This prompt is displayed at the beginning of each line until a zero-length line is encountered.( a zero-length line is a line that contains only a carriage return/line feed). CREATE: CREATE option The CREATE option permits the administrator of the data base to create a data base. If the file given as the data base name already exists, an error message is generated. The file created by SVCS is the foundation of the data base. If the data base is to be shared, the world access rigths of the newly created file should be set. All subsequent files created by SVCS will have the data base name as the root and the access rigths will automatically be set to match the foundation data base file.ADD: ADD option The ADD option permits the administrator of the data base to add either units or variants to the data base. Added units will automatically have all classes and all variants defined for that data base. Multiple units can be added with the same command, but variants must be added one at a time. DELETE: DELETE option The DELETE option allows the administrator to delete units and variants from the data base. WARNING: Deleting units or variants from a data base will delete all occurr- ences of that unit or variant, even if the administrator has set WRITEACCESS to FALSE. PRINT: PRINT option The PRINT option provides the user with a formatted directory listing of the data base. UNIT: UNIT option A UNIT can be created either in the data base as empty ( if the FROM clause is not used) or with the source class file initialized to the contents of a named file ( if the FROM clause is used). A unit is created with an empty object class file, a variant with the name WORK, and a history class file with an entry for the creation. A source unit that was not initialized with the FROM clause can be initialized by performing a GET with the WRITE option(to obtain access rigths), followed by a PUT.VARIANT: VARIANT option When a variant is either created or deleted, the action occurs on the entire data base. A variant is always created from an existing variant and has the identical contents of that variant. In creation, the variant is specified in the FROM option. If not, it is created from the WORK vahe Log Send Option.NOLOG: NOLOG disables recording of messages in a Send LOG.OBJECT: The Object Send Option flags a message as object code. The object code flag is a plus sign (+) which appears as part of the entry for the message in the recipient`s mailbox summary.NOOBJECT: By default, Mail does not set the Object flag. However, you can explicitly request that no Object flag be set for a message by using the NoObject option. Use NoObject to revoke the Object Send Option from a message you forward (see the FORWARD command.)DELIVER: The DDELIVER Send Option allows you to specify a future date and optionally, a time you want a message delivered. Including the year in the date is optional; the default is the current year. When you specify a delivery time, you can enter the hour based on either the 12 or 24-hour clock. (One o`clock in the afternoon is 1:00P or 13:00) If you omit the AM or PM designation, Electronic Mail by default uses the 24-hour clock. If you omit the time, but include a date, Mail delivers the message at 12:00:00 A.M., midnight preceding the specified date.EXPIRE: By default, a message remains in a recipient`s mailbox until the recipient (or mailbox owner) deletes it, forwards it, or saves it in a file. However, the Expire Send Option allows you to send a message that Mail will automatically delete from the recipient`s mailbox on a specified future date and optionally, at a specified time on that date. The expiration date and time must occur after the message`s delivery date and time, or an error message will appear. Specifying the expiration year is optional; the default is the current year. If you specify an expiration time, you can enter the hour based on either the 12 or 24-hour clock. (Five in the afternoon is 5:00P or 17:00) If you omit the AM or PM designation, Electronic Mail by default uses the 24-hour clock. If you omit a time altogether Mail deletes the message at 12:00:00 A.M., midnight preceding the specified date. URGENT: The Urgent Send Option flags a message as urgent. The flag, which appears as part of the message entry in the recipient`s mailbox summary, is an asterisk (*). Entries for messages sent with the Urgent Send Option will always appear in the recipient`s mailbox summary, and can not be excluded with Scope Options.NOURGENT: The NoUrgent Scope Option causes a mailbox summary or Send Log to include both non-urgent and urgent messages. NoUrgent will not exclude urgent messages from a summary or log. Use Nourgent if, during an d variant to become the default for all identifiers. This global default can be modified for individual users through furthur DEFAULTACCESS definition. - Identifiers in the ID list are stored with the variant in the data base file - An identifier will never appear on the default list of more than one variant of a unit because if it is added to one list while on another, it is automa- tically deleted from the old list. More than one DEFAULTACCESS option may be specified in a single command.WRITEACCESS: WRITEACCESS option The WRITEACCESS option allows the administrator of the data base either to allow or disallow writing to a specified variant within the data base. Any GET command requesting permission to write on a variant where write access is disallowed will fail.BOX: The BOX command can be used noninteractively and interactively. Use BOX to: o Access a specified mailbox and begin interactive operation. o Change mailboxes during an interactive session. o Update a mailbox during an interactive session. When invoked, BOX displays the first page of a summary of the specified mailbox.LOG: The LOG command enables you to check a Send Log, a summary of the messages you have mailed. Each one-line Send Log entry corresponds to a message you have mailed using the Log Send Option.LOG: The LOG command enables you to check a Send Log, a summary of the messages you have mailed. 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