/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE gcos_flags.incl.pl1   (Wardd Multics)  07/01/81 1344.7 mst Wed */
/* Change: Mel Wilson	03/01/79 to add gtssflag & identflag */
/* Change: Dave Ward	07/01/81 revised, mad apart of gcos_ext_stat_. */


/* 	Declaration of Simulator Wide Flags	 */

dcl 1 flags aligned based,
      2 (
	pad1,	/* no longer used */
	copy,	/* 1=copy option on|0=off */
	snumb,	/* 1=snumb card read|0=not */
	ident,	/* 1=ident card read|0=not */
	activ,	/* 1=activity being defined|0=not */
	cc,	/* 1=courtesy call active|0=not */
	pad2,	/* no longer used */
	cksum,	/* 1=don't check checksums|0=do */
	pad3,	/* no longer used */
	wrapup,	/* 1=processing wrapup after abort */

/* FOLLOWING ADDED AFTER MARCH 73 */

	nosave,	/* 1=disable save/restart function,0=not */
	pad4,	/* no longer used */
	gcos,	/* 1=job deck segment in gcos file format */
	raw,	/* 1=sysout punch files to be converted to raw bit strings */
	list,	/* 1=sysout print files to be converted to ascii */
	brief,	/* 1=print nothing but fatal error messages on terminal */
	debug,	/* 1=give option to call debug before aborting */
	no_canonicalize,	/* 1=do NOT canonicalize job deck */

/* 18 bits into first word */

	pad5,	/* no longer used */
	dpunch,	/* 1=dpunch sysout punch files;0=don't */
	dprint,	/* 1=dprint sysout print files,0=don't */
	userid,	/* 1=userid card read,0=not */
	userlib,	/* 1= -userlib ctl arg given, see gcos_gein_ */
	dstar,	/* 1=current activity card written on d* */
	write_etc,	/* 1 tells get_cc_field to write $ ETC cards on etc_filecode */
	prev_act_abort,	/* turned on by abort and off by $ BREAK */
	this_act_abort,	/* turned on by abort to select abort disp codes */
	abort_subact,	/* 1=processing abort subactivity */
	dump,	/* 1=dump option given on activity card */
	nondollar,	/* 1=reading nondollar card deck in gein */
	endjob,	/* 1=cc_endjob already called once in this job */
	abort_card,	/* 1=the terminator for this activity was a $ ABORT card */
	truncate,	/* 1=truncate option given:truncate long ascii input lines */
	continue,	/* 1=continue option given:continue after nonfatal errors */
	rout,	/* 1=gcos_mme_rout_ was called in this activity */
	seeking,	/* 1=gein is looking for a label and/or terminator */

/* end of first word */

	seeking_terminator,	/* 1=gein is looking for a terminator */
	lower_case,	/* 1=lower case print conversion wanted */
	no_bar,	/* 1=do not run slave program in BAR mode */
	long,	/* 1=print some lines from execution reort on terminal */
	endfc,	/* 1=process endfc option on endcopy card */
	gtssflag,	/* 1=update gtss_user_state_ during execution */
	identflag,	/* 1= use $ident banner info for print & punch */
	spawnflag,	/* 1= entry due to tss spawn */
	taskflag	/* 1= entry due to tss drl task */
		) bit(1) unal,
      2	pad6	  bit(27)unal
;

/*   END INCLUDE FILE gcos_flags.incl.pl1 */


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