Type III C lass A Program

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LANGUAGE PROCESSORS The language processors supported in eMS are the same ones used under Operating System/360 (OS): these include Assembler (F), Fortran IV (G) I' and PL/I (F). The language processors in CMS and OS are compatible at the source language level as long as the macros and SVC's used in an Assembler program are supported by CMS. The object modules (text decks) that are output from the above Operating System compilers may be executed under either CMS or OS as long as the previous restrictions are adhered to. There are two additional processors available as Type III programs from the IBM Program Information Department: they are SNOBOL, a string processing language, and BRUIN, an interpretive language. BRUIN, Brown University Interpreter, was adapted from the OS version of BRUIN developed at Brown University, Providence;, Rhode Island. BRUIN provides two modes of operation: a desk calculator mode and a stored program mode. Language Processors 267
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Control Program-67/Cambridge Monito
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SNOBOL BRUIN CMS SNOBOL User's Manu
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SPLIT STATE UPDATE INDENT Control J
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I/O Format Conversion 336 PLI 338 P
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20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 Examp
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ampersand (&) arguments. Hitting AT
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The 2741 paper controls (such as th
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DATA CHECK. This key should be hit
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anything. followed by a carriage re
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Several of the CMS commands create
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A brief description of each CMS com
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Examples: a. COMBINE FILE DAOl P3 T
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SUMMARY OF EDIT REQUESTS The reques
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BOTTOM Request Format: Usage: BOTTO
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FILE Request Format: FILE filename
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Examples: a. FIND 90 request: line
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c. INSERT request: response: insert
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QUIT Request Format: Usage: QUIT Q
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TABSET Request Format: n1 TABSET TA
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UP Request Format: UP < n > U 1 n i
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ZONE Request Format: I I ZONE Z n1
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ERASE Purpose: The ERASE command de
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Value exceeded the maximum allowabl
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LISTF Purpose: LISTF has two purpos
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Usage: Input If filename and filety
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the DISK command to be able to read
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When the SCRIPT command is issued,
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E(OOOOO) *** A TERMINAL ERROR HAS O
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APPEND Control Purpose: The APPEND
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CENTER Control. Purpose: The line f
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CONCATENATE Control Purpose: CONCAT
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DOUBLE SPACE Control Purpose: -----
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INDENT Control Purpose: The INDENT
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NO JUSTIFY Control Purpose: The NO
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PAGE Control Purpose: PAGE causes t
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PAGE NUMBER Control Purpose: The PA
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SPACE Control Purpose: The SPACE co
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TAB SETTING Control Purpose: The TA
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PARAGRAPHS: .br If no space follows
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STATE Purpose: The STATE command te
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RET UPDLOG P5 is also created, cont
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CMS commands, and the EXEC command
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line,. or through the number of lin
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PROFILE EXEC The PROFILE EXEC featu
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SCOOP TXTLIB 1 , OPS TXTLIB i , and
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LOADMOD Purpose: LOADMOD loads into
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REUSE Purpose: REUSE reads from dis
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Page 282: ASSEMBLE Purpose: The ASSEMBLE comm
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Page 291: STMT SOURCE STATEMENT 1 BEGIN CSECT
Page 297 and 298: FINIS Macro purpose: The FINIS macr
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Page 301 and 302: STATE Macro Purpose-: The STATE mac
Page 303: Examples: a. ERR1 TYPE 'ERROR WHILE
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Page 313: ATTN Function Purpose: The ATTN fun
Page 317 and 318: ERASE Function Purpose: The ERASE f
Page 319: HNDINT Function Purpose: The HNDINT
Page 323 and 324: PRINTR Function Purpose: The PRINTR
Page 325: STATE Function Purpose: The STATE f
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TRAP Function Purpose: The TRAP fun
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E(00018) E{00019) 320 Number of ite
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(EBCDIC). If BCD is used, the BCD o
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Loadin9 of the compiler failed; no
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Figure 33. Summary of record format
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input/output statements for other l
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implicit open. PL/I SUBROU'IINES Th
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IHEFILE--PL/I File Access Routine P
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Examples: a. SNOBOL SORT4 The file
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E(00004) FILE IS ALREADY VARIABLE T
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DUMP REST Purpose: DUMPREST dumps t
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ECHO Purpose: The ECHO command test
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MAPPRT Purpose: MAPPRT creates, and
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OSTAPE Purpose: OSTAPE creates CMS
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NR= 160000 14 + NC where NR is the
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filled. To retry the command. repos
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TPCOPY Purpose: The command TPCOPY
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WRTAPE Purpose: WRTAPE copies fixed
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. CBARDEF L The line-delete symbol
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1(0 Purpose: The 1(0 command comman
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KT Purpose: The KT command causes a
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LOGIN Purpose: LOGIN causes the use
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with the correct mode. E(00003) GIV
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. SYN Types a list of the system ab
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TEXT LIBRARIES This section covers
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exit was specified in the user's pr
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LOGDSK Subroutine Purpose: The LOGD
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with only one argument, the routine
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SSPLIB--FORTRAN Scientific Subrouti
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CONSOLE FUNCTIONS BEGIN CLOSE DETAC
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BEGIN Purpose: BEGIN initiates exec
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spooling areas. Responses: BAD ARGU
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Examples: a. DETACH 181 console fun
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PSW = 00000000 80001374 X 2 = 0003A
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EXTERNAL Purpose: EXTERNAL simulate
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UNABLE TO IPL SPECIFIED UNIT TYPE T
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link exists. and a write request is
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LOGOUT Purpose: LOGOUT removes the
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e. q temp21 TEMP21 - 032 q temp 4 O
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RESET Purpose: RESET simulates the
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SLEEP Purpose: SLEEP allows the use
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specifying the virtual card reader
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Examples: a. d 12011 L 12010 = 4110
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XFER Purpose: XFER controls the pas
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search. LOAD, USE, and REUSE normal
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CHANGING OBJECT PROGRAMS Files whic
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CMS BATCH MONITOR The Batch Monitor
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ASSEMBLE // COMMAND // CP // DATASE
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output: MAP produces a table of add
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E(00004) THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE UN
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TEXT Format: Usage: // TEXT The car
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CONSOLE FUNCTION. A software facili
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the user has requested information.
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READY RESET SET SLEEP SPOOL STORE X
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APPENDIX D: EDIT REQUESTS The EDIT
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.RD n issues the specified number o
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file is opened and given the specif
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typeout userid specified by an opti
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DEBUG DISK DUMP fn ft fro LOAD DUMP
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MACLIB MAPPRT MODMAP OFFLINE OSTAPE
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DEBUG REQUESTS BREAK CAW CSW DEF DU
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CONTROL PROGRAM CONSOLE FUNCTIONS B
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.NC .NF .NJ turns off concatenation
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OTHER DEVICES SUPPORTED BY CP-67 Ad
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