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Acquiring Program File Information aa = ABS_SUBTYPE (overlays OMN_SYM_SUBTYPE) Indicates the subtype of the element. This item is applicable only for an absolute element (ELT_TYPE = ABS). Data Type: value-list ABS = 0 OM = 1 SSD = 2 ZM = 3 BOM = 17 The remaining items in the element return entry are present only if the calling program set INFO_DETAIL = LONG in the function packet. ELT_SUBTYPE_NAME Indicates the character mnemonic for the element subtype. This item has a value of all spaces when ELT_TYPE = REL. Data Type: characters (4) a = ELT_DELETED Indicates whether the element has been marked deleted. Data Type: condition b = ELT_IN_ERROR Indicates whether the element has been marked in error. Data Type: condition c = QUARTER_WORD_SENSITIVE Indicates whether the element has been marked as quarter-word sensitive. Data Type: condition d = THIRD_WORD_SENSITIVE Indicates whether the element has been marked as third-word sensitive. Data Type: condition 6–20 7830 9796–013
e = ARITH_FAULT_NON_INTERRUPT Acquiring Program File Information Indicates whether the element has been marked for Arithmetic Fault Noninterrupt mode. Data Type: condition f = ARITH_FAULT_COMPATIBLE Indicates whether the element has been marked for Arithmetic Fault Compatibility mode. Data Type: condition CREATE_DATE_TIME Indicates the date and time the element was created. Data Type: date-time TEXT_LOCATION Indicates the starting word address of the text of the element in the program file. Data Type: unsigned integer TEXT_SIZE Indicates the size of the text of the element in words. If the element is a relocatable element, the PREAMBLE_SIZE is included in the TEXT_SIZE. If the element text size is an illegal value, TEXT_SIZE has a value of -1. Data Type: integer The following items overlay each other in each element return entry. The items that exist in a particular entry depend upon the type of the element (ELT_TYPE) described by the entry. The following items exist only when ELT_TYPE = ABS: j = DUAL_PSR Indicates whether the absolute element requires a dual PSR machine to execute. Data Type: condition k = ZERO_FILL_SUPPRESS Indicates whether the Exec zero-fills uninitialized areas of this absolute element at the start of its execution. Data Type: condition 7830 9796–013 6–21
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OS 2200 Program-Callable FURPUR (PC
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Contents 3.1.5.2. Long Form Return
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Contents 6.5.4. Return Entry for MA
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Contents 10.2.3. File Identifier ..
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Contents Appendix B. Summary of FUR
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Figures 4-2. CHG_FILE_CYC Function
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Using PCFP are returned to your pro
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Using PCFP Figure 1-1. Calling the
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Using PCFP 0 1 0 1 F F 0 2 1000 3 0
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Using PCFP Procedure 1 Clear the fu
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Using PCFP 0 1 INTERFACE_LEVEL 2 DI
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Using PCFP Function Name Table 1-1.
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Functions of PCFP The following are
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Functions of PCFP Condition Array A
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Functions of PCFP Item Descriptions
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Functions of PCFP 2.4. Function Pac
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Functions of PCFP a = WAIT_ON_FACIL
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Functions of PCFP SOURCE_FILE = 2 T
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Updating Program Files The CHG_ELT
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Updating Program Files ALL_STORAGE
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Updating Program Files REL_EP_OPEN_
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Updating Program Files The size of
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Erasing and Deleting Files The foll
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Error Messages from which PCFP can
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Summary of FURPUR Commands SDF The
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Glossary C calling program In the c
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