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INTRODUCTION TO THE SEGMENTER [ MPE Segmenter Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation


MPE Segmenter Reference Manual

Chapter 1  INTRODUCTION TO THE SEGMENTER 

SITUATION CHECKLIST 

You need to study this manual in detail under these circumstances:

 *  When you start developing programs if your facility requires large,
    complex applications programs.

 *  If you've inherited programs from another programmer and don't
    understand what the Segmenter commands are doing.

 *  If you can't prepare a program because your code segment is too
    large.

 *  When you have exceeded the limit of 255 code segments in your program
    file.

 *  If you've made changes or wish to make changes to a procedure used
    frequently in your facility and you wish to put it back into a
    relocatable library (RL) file or a segmented library (SL) file.

 *  If you wish to take a common procedure residing in a user subprogram
    library (USL) file and build it in with your code or put it into an
    RL file or an SL file.

 *  When you know you have infrequently-used procedures mixed into
    segments with those frequently used; or you have procedures which
    call each other in different segments and you realize you could
    increase run-time efficiency by moving code around within or among
    segments.

 *  When you frequently exhaust available Code Segment Table (CST)
    entries.



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