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; <subsystem name> : is the name of the subsystem. | ; <subsystem name> : is the name of the subsystem. | ||
; <start address> : (octal, default = 0) is the initial start address. | ; <start address> : (octal, default = 0) is the initial start address. | ||
; <restart address> : (octal, default = 0) is the address where the program should be reentered by the @[[CONTINUE]] command. | ; <restart address> : (octal, default = 0) is the address where the program should be reentered by the @[[CONTINUE (command)|CONTINUE]] command. | ||
; <binary file> : is a file containing the subsystem in the format made by the [[)BPUN]] command of the [[MAC]] assembler (default type = BPUN). | ; <binary file> : is a file containing the subsystem in the format made by the [[)BPUN]] command of the [[MAC]] assembler (default type = BPUN). | ||
Latest revision as of 12:24, 2 October 2017
@DUMP-REENTRANT <subsystem name>, <start address>, <restart address>, <binary file>
Establish a subsystem as a reentrant subsystem.
- <subsystem name>
- is the name of the subsystem.
- <start address>
- (octal, default = 0) is the initial start address.
- <restart address>
- (octal, default = 0) is the address where the program should be reentered by the @CONTINUE command.
- <binary file>
- is a file containing the subsystem in the format made by the )BPUN command of the MAC assembler (default type = BPUN).
Rules:
- Permitted only for user SYSTEM.
- The command sets a protect flag ('ree-sub').
Example:
@COPY "MAC:BPUN", (PRO-1:F-U)MAC:BPUN
@DUMP-REENTRANT MAC, -1, -1, MAC
The subsystem MAC will be loaded to a segment and may now be started by @RECOVER MAC or @MAC.
Related commands
@DUMP
References
Norsk Data Document ND–60.128.01 SINTRAN III REFERENCE MANUAL (printed June 1980), pages 1-68, 1-69
Norsk Data Document ND–60.174.Q01 SINTRAN III QUICK REFERENCE CARD