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4144 Rev. 2 UP-NUMBER Examples: UN I VA C 1100 S E R I E S S Y S T EMS 8-8 PAGE REVISION PAGE In the following examples, tape filenames start with a T, and FASTRAND-formatted mass storage filenames start with an F. ,\ OPERA TlOH 10 20 30 OPERAND I ! i I I ;\ 40 ! ! ! ! I I I ! t I 1. The contents of FASTRAND-formatted mass storage file FLAP4 is copied into FASTRAND-formatted mass storage file F LAP5 over writing any previous contents of the F LAP5 file. 2. The nine files which form magnetic tape file TRAP3 are copied into magnetic tape file TRAP6. Each file in output file TRAP6 is separated by EOF marks as directed by the M option. The last file copied into the output file is followed by two EOF marks and the output file is positioned between the two final EOF marks. 3. Copy the contents of FASTRAND-formatted mass storage file FI LLUP into magnetic tape file TANK. Two EOF marks are written at the end of the output file (TAN K) and the tape is positioned between the two EOF marks (M option). Since file TANK is in @COPY,G format, the @FIND and @COPIN control statement cannot be used to access the file; however, @COPY,G format makes more economical use of time and space. The entire file, as it was before this operation was initiated, including all tables of contents and deleted elements, is reproduced when the file is returned to FASTRAND-formatted mass storage using a @COPY,G control statement. Do not attempt to merge two program files, each of which were saved on tape using the @COPY,GM control statement because the second file would overlay the first. 4. The nondeleted elements of program file FLYBY are copied into program file FLIGHT. 5. The contents of input file FLIP, which is in SDF format, are copied into output file FORK in program file format. Input file F LIP is entered in FOR K as an element having UPT3 as its element name and I NOUT as its version name. It is set at element cycle O. 6. The nondeleted relocatable and symbolic elements (R and S options) located in program file FOR6 are copied into program file FOR9. 7. The nondeleted relocatable and symbolic elements with element name C (version name of spaces) in program file FIRM are copied into program file F I REUP as elements with element name A (version name of spaces). 8. Magnetic tape file TAP1 is copied onto magnetic tape TAP2. Two EOF marks are written on TAP2 and the tape is positioned between the two. File TAP1 may contain abnormal frame counts. 9. The contents of file F1 are copiedontofile F2. File F1 must be an SDF-formatted file.
4144 Rev. 2 UNIVAC 1100 SERIES SYSTEMS 8-9 UP-NUMBER PA GE RE VISION PA G E 8.2.2. COPYING FROM TAPE TO PROGRAM FILES (@COPIN) Purpose: Used to copy one or more elements from an element file located on magnetic tape into a program file located on FASTRAND-formatted mass storage. All parameters of the @COPIN control statement are optional except name-1. Format: Parameters: options name-1 name-2 @label:COPIN,options name-1,name-2 Description: See Table 8-4 for file options and Table 8-5 for element options. See 8.1.1 for additional information on the A, C, R, and S options. Specifies the input element file or input element to be copied. Specifies the output program file, or output program file and element name. If name-1 is an element name and name-2 is a file name, the element will retain its name in the new file. See 2.6.1 for additional information on specifying file and element names. Procedure names are saved, but the entry points were discarded when the program file was converted to an element file with a @COPOUT control statement (see 8.2.3). When a relocatable element is added to a program file, any entry point table that may have existed for the file prior to the execution of the @COPIN control statement is destroyed. The @PREP control statement (see 8.2.11) may be used to recreate the entry point table. If a tape error occurs, only those elements transferred before the error occurred are entered in the program file's table of contents. Option Description Character No option specified Copies elements from the input magnetic tape file (in element file format) into the program file located on FASTRAND-formatted mass storage. The tape file must be positioned at the label block of the first element being copied (use @FIND control statement - see 8.2.13) and continues until a hardware EOF mark is encountered. The elements retain the element name they had in the element file. A,R,S Same operation as if no options were specified except that the A, R, and S options can be used to designate the type of elements to be copied. Any combination of A, R, and S can be used. All elements of the types specified are transferred. The elements retain the names they had in the element file. V Same as for elements (see Table 8-5). Table 8-4. @COPIN Control Statements, Options Applicable When Filenames Are Specified
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