Type III C lass A Program

ASSEMBLE
Format:
I // ASSEMBLE 1 «optionl ••• optionN» I
I I· I
filename specifies the name of the file which contains the
cards following the // ASSEMBLE control card up to
the next control card. The filetype is SYSIN.
• If no parameters are specified. a
chosen by the system and the default
taken.
Options:
LIST creates the LISTING file.
NOLIST suppresses creation of the LISTING file.
XREF creates the cross-reference symbol table
LISTING file.
NOXREF suppresses the creation of the symbol
option is ignored if the NOLIST
specified.
filename is
options are
within the
table. This
option was
RENT causes the assembler to generate messages in the
LISTING file if nonreentrant coding is found in the
assembled program.
NORENT suppresses the generation of messages in the LISTING
file if nonreentrant coding is found in the
assembled program.
Usage:
All cards following the // ASSEMBLE control card up to the
next control card are assumed to be Assembly Language source
cards. These cards are read and stored as a file and
translated using the F-level Assembler and the specified
options. The source cards may contain any number of
routines, each delimited by an END statement. If a filename
is specified, the source cards are stored as a file with
this filename and the filetype of SYSIN. If filename is not
specified, the system chooses a unique name. The options
specified govern the translation of the source cards. Any
combination of options may be specified in any order.
An assembly generates a LISTING and a TEXT file.. The
LISTING is automatically written out on sysout. The TEXT
file (that is, object module) can be punched using a //
PUNCH control card. The filename of the TEXT file is the
same as the filename of the Assembly Language source file.
Object modules are loaded into core and executed when the //
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