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PURGEXL
This command purges selected modules from an executable library. You can
purge individual modules by their entry point, module, and block data
name (HP FORTRAN 77) or by locality set name.
Syntax
{ENTRY= entry_name [,entry_name]... }
PURGEXL {;MODULE= module_name [,module_name]... }
{;BLOCKDATA= blockdata_name [, blockdata_name]...}
{;LSET= lset_name [,lset_name]... }
[;XL= xl_file]
Parameters
The first four parameters (ENTRY, MODULE, BLOCKDATA, and LSET) identify
specific modules to purge. You can use any one by itself, or you can use
them in combination. Modules matching any of the criteria that you enter
are purged.
entry_name Purges the modules that define (export) the symbolic
entry_name. You can enter an indirect file for this
parameter. Entry_name is case sensitive.
module_name Purges only those modules having the name,
module_name. If you do not use the RLFILE compiler
directive, this is the name of the source file from
which the relocatable object module was compiled. If
you use the RLFILE compiler directive, see the
appropriate language appendix (appendix B, C, D, or
E) for the definition of this name. You can enter an
indirect file for this parameter.
blockdata_name Purges only those modules having the name,
blockdata_name. Use this parameter only for HP
FORTRAN 77 block data subprograms. You can use an
indirect file name for blockdata_name.
lset_name Purges those modules that contain code belonging to
the locality set
( lset_name) that you enter. A module can contain
several locality sets, or there can be several
modules within a locality set. Each compiler
provides its own directives for placing procedures
into locality sets (check your language manual to see
if locality sets are available). You can enter an
indirect file for this parameter.
xl_file Names the executable library containing the modules
to purge. This file must have an NMXL filecode.
Default: the current executable library established
by the last BUILDXL or XL command.
Examples
LinkEd> PURGEXL LSET=FILEINTRINS;XL=FILEIO
This command deletes every executable module that belongs to the
FILEINTRINS locality set in the FILEIO executable library.
LinkEd> PURGEXL MODULE=SEEK
This command deletes the executable module named SEEK from the current
executable library.