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GLOSSARY<br />

Library search symbol (entry symbol)<br />

Line<br />

A list of symbols that are matched against unresolved symbols in<br />

order to load the appropriate modules. This list is used only in<br />

library search mode. A library search symbol is defined by an<br />

ENTRY statement in MACRO-<strong>10</strong>.<br />

Line feed<br />

A string of characters terminated with a vertical tab, form feed,<br />

or line feed. The terminator belongs to the line that it<br />

terminates.<br />

1. The operation that prepares for the next character to be<br />

printed or displayed at the same (current) position on the<br />

next line on a terminal or line printer.<br />

2. The ASCII character with the octal code 012.<br />

Line printer<br />

Line<br />

Load<br />

.An electro-mechanical computer peripheral which accepts a line of<br />

characters from the computer at a high speed and then prints the<br />

entire line in one operation.<br />

To combine independently--translated modules into one module in<br />

which all relocation of addresses has been performed relative to<br />

·that module and all external references to symbols have been<br />

resolved based on the definition of internal symbols.<br />

To produce a core image and/or a saved file from one or more<br />

relocatable binary files (REL files) by transforming relocatable<br />

addresses to absolute addresses. This operation is not to be<br />

confused with the GET operation, which initializes a core image<br />

from a saved file (refer to GET) .<br />

Local peripherals<br />

The I/O devices and other data processing equipment and memory,<br />

excluding the central processor and memory, located at the<br />

central site.<br />

Local symbol<br />

Lock<br />

A symbol known only to the module in which it is defined.<br />

Because it lS not accessible to other modules, the same symbol<br />

name with different values can appear in more than one module.<br />

These modules can be loaded and executed together without<br />

conflict. Local symbols are primarily used when debugging<br />

modules; symbol conflicts between different modules arE~ resolved<br />

by mechanisms in the debugging program.<br />

An association between a,job and a resource.<br />

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