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TOPS-10 Monitor Calls Manual Volume 2 AA-K039D ... - Trailing-Edge

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STRUUO [CALLI<br />

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15 .FSUSB First block for swapping<br />

HOMSLB in the HOME block) .<br />

16 . FSUKS Number of K for SWAP.SYS.<br />

HOMK4S in the HOME block.)<br />

(see<br />

(See<br />

Each word in the SPT table is in the form:<br />

Bits<br />

0-12<br />

13-35<br />

Contain<br />

Number of free clusters in this SAT.<br />

Address of SAT (as a cluster number) .<br />

3 . FSRDF<br />

Allows your program to change the status of a file<br />

structure if its mount count is 0 or 1. If the<br />

mount count is 1, the job number and<br />

project-programmer number arguments must be those<br />

for the job that has the structure mounted (in its<br />

search list) : If the job number and<br />

project-programmer number are both -1, the search<br />

list for your job is assumed. .FSRDF requires<br />

privileges.<br />

The argument block for the . FSRDF function is<br />

listed below.<br />

Word Symbol Contents<br />

0 . FSFCN The function code (.FSRDF)<br />

1 . FSRJN The job number or -1 .<br />

2 .FSRPP The pro j e.ct -progr ammer number or<br />

-1.<br />

3 . FSRNM The file structure name.<br />

4 .FSRST The new status bits to be<br />

assigned:<br />

Bits Symbol Meaning:<br />

0 FS.RWL Write-lock all users.<br />

1 FS.RSA Single-access.<br />

4 .FSLOK<br />

Allows your program to place a file structure in a<br />

state where no new LOOKUPs or ENTERs are allowed.<br />

The monitor will allow current reading and writing<br />

to continue until a CLOSE is issued. This<br />

function can be used to force a file structure<br />

into a dormant state so that it can be removed<br />

from the system with minimal damage to its users.<br />

For example, this function could be followed by<br />

.FSREM. .FSLOK requires privileges. The argument<br />

block for this function is described below:<br />

Word<br />

o<br />

1<br />

Symbol<br />

.FSFCN<br />

Contents<br />

.FSLNM The file<br />

SIXBIT.<br />

The function code (.FSRDF).<br />

structure name in<br />

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