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GLOSSARY<br />

Absolute virtual address<br />

AC<br />

A fixed location in user virtual address space that cannot be<br />

relocated by the software. However, it can be translated to a<br />

physical address by the hardware. For example, locations 0 - 17<br />

are mapped into the current AC block by the hardware. The<br />

corresponding locations in physical memory are never referenced.<br />

Refer to accumulator.<br />

ACCESS.USR<br />

Each user can create his own ACCESS.USR file to specify who<br />

and cannot access his files. See Appendix C.<br />

can<br />

Access date<br />

The date on which a file on disk was last read or written. If a<br />

file has not been read or written since it was created, the<br />

creation date and the access date are the same. The access date<br />

is kept in the Retrieval Information Block (RIB) for the file.<br />

Access privileges<br />

Attributes of a file that specify the class of users allowed to<br />

access the file and the type of access they are allowed.<br />

Access table<br />

A table stored in the monitor that reflects the status of a file.<br />

There is one access table for each file that is open for reading<br />

or writing, in addition to those files that were recently closed.<br />

This information is kept in the monitor in order to decrease the<br />

time needed to access the files.<br />

Accumulator<br />

One of the registers and associated equipment in the arithmetic<br />

unit in which data can be placed while it is being examined or<br />

manipulated (for example, the 16 high-speed registers at address<br />

locations 0 through 17).<br />

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