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INTRINSICS
The intrinsic specifications contain the following information:
* The intrinsic name. The word intrinsic, in italics, directly under
the intrinsic name identifies it as an intrinsic.
* A brief summary of the function of the intrinsic.
* The complete intrinsic call description, highlighted by enclosure in
a box. The format is as follows:
I IV IA
errnum:=INITUSLF(uslfnum,rec0);
* For those intrinsics which return a value to the calling process
(type procedures), the return is described. For example, INITUSLF is
an integer procedure which returns an error number to errnum if an
error occurs. The abbreviation, I, over errnum identifies INITUSLF
as an integer procedure.
* All parameters are described. Required parameters, such as uslfnum
above, are shown in bold face italics. Superscripts (such as IV) are
used to denote the types of parameters and whether they must be
passed by value, instead of by reference (the default case). See
Section I of the MPE V Intrinsics Reference Manual (32033-90007) for
a discussion of passing parameters by value and by reference.
Superscripts have the following meanings:
I Integer
IA Integer array
IV Integer by value
BA Byte array
* Condition codes are included for each intrinsic.
* Text discussion. (The page in this manual where use of the intrinsic
is discussed.)
Table 4-1. Functional List of Commands and Intrinsics
FUNCTION COMMAND OR INTRINSIC
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Accessing the Segmenter: :SEGMENTER
Combination commands
such as :COBOLGO,
:COBOLPREP, :PREPRUN
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General Segmenter commands:
Terminating interaction with the Segmenter. -EXIT or -E
Editing or repeating a Segmenter command. -REDO
Obtaining help on a Segmenter command. -HELP
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Managing USL files:
Open a USL file as the currently-managed USL -USL
file.
Build a USL file and open it as the currently- -BUILDUSL
managed USL file.
List contents of the USL file. -LISTUSL
Move code modules within the USL file. -NEWSEG
Activate/inactivate code modules. -CEASE/USE
Hide or reveal RBMs which you will place in an -HIDE/REVEAL
SL file.
Delete code modules. -PURGERBM
Add code modules from a USL file to an RL -ADDRL
file.
Add code modules from a USL file to an SL -ADDSL
file.
Specify auxiliary USL file. -AUXUSL
List contents of auxiliary USL file. -LISTAUX
Copy code from one USL file to another. -COPY
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Table 4-1. Functional List of Commands and Intrinsics (Continued)
FUNCTION COMMAND OR INTRINSIC
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Clean the USL file. -CLEANUSL (Calls the CLEANUSL
intrinsic)
Copy and enlarge the USL file. -COPYUSL
Initialize a buffer for a USL file to the INTIUSLF intrinsic
empty state.
Move the information block in a USL file. ADJUSTUSLF intrinsic
Change the length of a USL file. EXPANDUSLF intrinsic
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Managing RLs:
Open an RL file as the currently-managed file. -RL
Build an RL file and open it as the currently- -BUILDRL
managed RL file.
List contents of an RL file. -LISTRL
Add code modules from a USL file to an RL -ADDRL
file.
Delete code modules from an RL file. -PURGERL
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Managing SLs:
Open an SL file as the currently-managed file. -SL
Build an SL file and open it as the -BUILDSL
currently-managed SL file.
List contents of the SL file. -LISTSL
Add code modules from a USL file to an SL -ADDSL
file.
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Table 4-1. Functional List of Commands and Intrinsics (Continued)
FUNCTION COMMAND OR INTRINSIC
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Delete code modules from an SL file. -PURGESL
Clean an SL file. -CLEANSL
Clean and enlarge an SL file. -COPYSL
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Building Files:
USL file -BUILDUSL
RL file -BUILDRL
SL file -BUILDSL
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Cleaning and enlarging files:
Clean a USL file. -CLEANUSL (calls the CLEANUSL
intrinsic)
Clean and enlarge a USL file. -COPYUSL
Initialize a buffer for a USL file to the -INITUSLF intrinsic
empty state.
Move the information block in a USL file. -ADJUSTUSLF intrinsic
Change the length of a USL file. -EXPANDUSLF intrinsic
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Transferring code modules from one file to another:
From a USL file to an RL file. -ADDRL
From a USL file to an SL file. -ADDSL
From an auxiliary USL file to the currently- -COPY
managed USL file.
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Table 4-1. Functional List of Commands and Intrinsics (Continued)
FUNCTION COMMAND OR INTRINSIC
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Adding Code Modules:
To an RL file from a USL file. -ADDRL
To an SL file from a USL file. -ADDSL
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Deleting code modules:
From a USL file. -PURGERBM
From an RL file. -PURGERL
From an SL file. -PURGESL
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Listing File Contents:
USL -LISTUSL
Auxiliary USL file -LISTAUX
RL file -LISTRL
SL file -LISTSL
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Managing FPMAP Information:
To list FPMAP information. -LISTPMAP
To set or clear the system and the job/session -SETFPMAP
FPMAP flags.
To display the status of the FPMAP flags. -SHOW
Translate segment names and procedure names to FINDPMAPNAME
segment numbers and offsets.
Translate segment numbers and offsets to FINDPMAPADDR
segment names and procedure names.
Extract FPMAP from a program or SL file. DUMPPMAP
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