/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE fortran_job_bits.incl.pl1 */

/****^  ***********************************************************
        *                                                         *
        * Copyright, (C) Honeywell Information Systems Inc., 1987 *
        *                                                         *
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/****^  HISTORY COMMENTS:
  1) change(86-07-14,BWong), approve(86-07-14,MCR7286), audit(86-07-17,Ginter),
     install(86-07-28,MR12.0-1105):
     Fix fortran bug 454.
  2) change(87-06-23,RWaters), approve(87-06-23,MCR7703), audit(87-07-10,Huen),
     install(87-08-06,MR12.1-1069):
     Implemented SCP 6315: fortran error-handling argument.
                                                   END HISTORY COMMENTS */


/* Modified:
          May 15 1987 by R. Waters - SCP 6315 added debug_io bit.
	May 23 1985 by B.Wong - 454: document internal file mode.
	March 28 1984 by M. Mabey to install HFP support.
	May 11 1980 by Marshall Presser to add ansi_77 bit
	July 13 1979 by C R Davis to add fold bit.
	May 17 1977 by David Levin to extend control_type field and add iostat_var
*/

	     2 job_bits		unaligned structure,
		3 error_label	bit(1),		/* if err= supplied in statement. */
		3 end_label	bit(1),		/* if end= supplied in statement. */
		3 read		bit(1),		/* if not control stmnt then read if true, write if false. */
		3 format		bit(2),		/* list directed-"00"b, unfmt-"01"b, fmt-"10"b, namelist-"11"b */
		3 mode		bit(2),		/* seq-"00"b, direct access-"01"b, string io-"10"b, internal file-"11"b */
		3 list		bit(1),		/* if I/O transmission includes a list. */
		3 control_type	bit(4),		/* see fortran_io_consts.incl.pl1 for meanings */
		3 mbz		bit(1),		/* to allow expansion of control_type. MUST BE ZERO */
		3 iostat_var	bit(1),		/* if iostat= supplied in statement */
		3 debug_io          bit(1),             /* if user wants cu_$cl called after an io error */
		3 reserved	bit(3),             /* used to be bit (4) but I stole one for debug_io. Hope they're not important :-) */

		     /* the following two fields are generated at runtime */

		3 have_input	bit(1),		/* if buffer contains a printable input record. */
		3 end_of_input	bit(1),		/* if user has terminated list-dir input */

		3 fold		bit (1),		/* if symbol names have been folded to lower case */
		3 ansi_77		bit(1),		/* if source has been compiled in ansii77 mode */
		3 hfp		bit(1),		/* if hex floating point math is to be used */
		3 pad		bit(13),

/* END   fortran_job_bits.incl.pl1 */



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