/* BEGIN fort_cg_vars.incl.pl1 */

/* Created:	June 1976

   Modified:
		9 December 1976, David Levin - change version_name to ext static
		10 September 1976, David Levin - to add date time compiled, user id, options,version, and compiler name
		6 June 1978, Richard Barnes - for loop optimizer
		9 Oct 1978, Paul E. Smee - changes for larger common and arrays.
		30 Nov 1978, Paul E. Smee - add fort_version_info$version_number*/

	  2 num_of_lib_names	fixed bin(17),
	  2 first_lib_name		fixed bin (18) unsigned,
	  2 last_lib_name		fixed bin (18) unsigned,

	  2 error_level		fixed bin(17),

	  2 message_structure	structure aligned,
	    3 message_number	fixed bin (18),
	    3 number_of_operands	fixed bin,
	    3 operands(3),
	      4 is_string		bit(1) aligned,
	      4 operand_index	fixed bin (18),
	      4 string_length	fixed bin,
	      4 string_ptr		ptr,

	  2 print_message_op	entry variable,
	  2 create_constant_block	entry(ptr,fixed bin) returns(fixed bin (18) unsigned)
				variable,
	  2 date_time_compiled	fixed bin(71),
	  2 objectname		char(32) varying,
	  2 vuser_id		char(32) varying,
	  2 options_string		char(256) varying;

dcl	fort_version_info$version_name char(132) varying ext static;
dcl	fort_version_info$version_number char(16) ext static;

dcl	compiler_name char(8) int static options(constant) init("fortran2");

/* END   fort_cg_vars.incl.pl1 */


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