INTROL-C COMPILER REFERENCE MANUAL

ident - identify module
This directive has the form:
ident ,,
where will be the name of the output module, is an
integer from "C" to "255" which specifies the class number to be
given the resultant module, and is a revision number to be
given the resultant module. If the class or revision numbers are
left unspecified they will default to zero (0). If the module name
is left unspecified it will default to the filename of the assembly
language input file, minus any extension.
import - External Symbol Reference
This directive has the form:
import (:]{,[:]}
where represents an optional location counter specification
and is some symbol to be imported. The import directive is
used to inform the Assembler that the named symbols are referenced
by the current source program but are defined elsewhere. Each symbol
in the list may be preceded by an optional absolute expression whose
value must be between 0 and 15. The expression indicates the
location counter the corresponding symbol is assumed to be under.
The Linker will issue an error message if the symbol has been
specified under a different location counter than the one listed on
the import directive.
If import is not used to specify that a symbol is defined in another
program, an error will be generated, and all references to the
symbol in the current program will be flagged as being undefined.
lib - Load A Disk File
This directive-has the form:
lib
The lib directive makes it possible to read a disk file as part of
the assembly process. The file is used as if is were actually a part
of the source code being assembled. The argument should
be a valid file name for the system you are using.
lib MYFILE.MO9
list
This directive has the form:
list
The list directive reverses the effect of a previous nolist
directive. (See the nolist directive below for a description of its
function).
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