/**** START OF: le_input.incl.pl1 * * * * * */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-08-12,Elhard), approve(86-08-12,MCR7505), audit(86-12-10,DGHowe), install(86-12-10,MR12.0-1241): Orignally written to define the le_ input structures. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ /*** ****************************************************************/ /*** */ /*** Name: le_input */ /*** Function: This include file declares the input structure to */ /*** to the le_ subroutine. The structure consists of */ /*** a set of standard data, and a variable length */ /*** array of options. The options have a type field */ /*** which specified what the option means. The */ /*** options can have the following types: */ /*** */ /*** PATH - specified a single input component */ /*** to be bound in with the object */ /*** name - is the name of the component */ /*** path_or_ep - is the pathname to the component */ /*** this may be an archive component */ /*** pathname. */ /*** flags - link is used by the le command to */ /*** keep track of the pathnames that */ /*** were found via links for chase */ /*** processing. */ /*** bc - is the bit count of the component */ /*** optp - is a pointer to the component */ /*** */ /*** LIBRARY - specifies a single library */ /*** component. Library components are */ /*** only included if they are referred */ /*** to by a PATH component or a library */ /*** component that is referenced and */ /*** therefor included. */ /*** name - same as for PATH. */ /*** path_or_ep - same as for PATH. */ /*** flags - same as for PATH. */ /*** bc - same as for PATH. */ /*** optp - same as for PATH. */ /*** */ /*** ADDNAME - specifies a name to be added to the */ /*** bound object. */ /*** name - is the name to be added to the */ /*** bound unit */ /*** */ /*** SYNONYM - specifies a synonym to be added to */ /*** a particular component. This is */ /*** reflected as a segname definition */ /*** added to the block for that */ /*** component. */ /*** name - specifies the name of the component */ /*** to which you are adding a name. */ /*** path_or_ep - is the name being added */ /*** */ /*** RETAIN - gives a starname to be used when */ /*** determining if a definition should */ /*** be retained. If the definition */ /*** matches the starname and no more */ /*** specific info is given, the name is */ /*** retained. */ /*** flags - the "inhibit_error" flag indicates */ /*** that it is not an error if this */ /*** option is unused. */ /*** path_or_ep - is the starname to match */ /*** */ /*** DELETE - gives a starname to be used when */ /*** determining if a definition should */ /*** be retained. If the definition */ /*** matches the starname and no more */ /*** specific info is given, the name is */ /*** deleted. */ /*** flags - the "inhibit_error" flag indicates */ /*** that it is not an error if this */ /*** option is unused. */ /*** path_or_ep - is the starname to match. */ /*** */ /*** NO_LINK - gives a starname to be used when */ /*** determining if a definition should */ /*** be retained. If the definition */ /*** matches the starname and no more */ /*** specific info is given, the name is */ /*** retained and references to the */ /*** definition within the bound uni */ /*** are not resolved but are generated */ /*** as external links. */ /*** flags - the "inhibit_error" flag indicates */ /*** that it is not an error if this */ /*** option is unused. */ /*** path_or_ep - is the starname to match */ /*** */ /*** TABLE - specifies that the table for a */ /*** particular component is to be */ /*** retained. */ /*** name - is the name of the component to */ /*** which the option applies. If name */ /*** is "", this is a global option and */ /*** applies to all component for which */ /*** a specific option does not exist. */ /*** */ /*** NO_TABLE - specifies that the table for a */ /*** particular component is to be */ /*** deleted. */ /*** name - is the name of the component to */ /*** which the option applies. If name */ /*** is "", this is a global option and */ /*** applies to all component for which */ /*** a specific option does not exist. */ /*** */ /*** ****************************************************************/ dcl 01 le_input aligned based, 02 header aligned, 03 version char (8), 03 name char (32), 03 flags aligned, 04 perprocess_static bit (1) unaligned, 04 force bit (1) unaligned, 04 debug bit (1) unaligned, 04 list bit (1) unaligned, 04 map bit (1) unaligned, 04 auto_segnames bit (1) unaligned, 04 mbz bit (30) unaligned, 03 output_file unaligned, 04 dir char (168), 04 entry char (32), 03 component_size fixed bin, 03 display_severity fixed bin, 03 abort_severity fixed bin, 03 bindfile aligned, 04 name char (32), 04 dt_updated fixed bin (71), 04 dt_modified fixed bin (71), 03 pad bit (36), 03 n_opts fixed bin, 02 opt dim (0 refer (le_input.n_opts)) like le_option; dcl 01 le_option aligned based, 02 name char (32) unaligned, 02 path_or_ep char (194) unaligned, 02 flags unaligned, 03 link bit (1), 03 ignore bit (1), 03 used bit (1), 03 inhibit_error bit (1), 03 mbz bit (5), 02 type fixed bin (8) unaligned, 02 bc fixed bin (24), 02 optp ptr; dcl le_input_version_1 char (8) static options (constant) init ("le_ 1.0 "); /* constants for the defined option types */ dcl PATH fixed bin static options (constant) init (1); dcl LIBRARY fixed bin static options (constant) init (2); dcl ADDNAME fixed bin static options (constant) init (3); dcl SYNONYM fixed bin static options (constant) init (4); dcl RETAIN fixed bin static options (constant) init (5); dcl DELETE fixed bin static options (constant) init (6); dcl NO_LINK fixed bin static options (constant) init (7); dcl TABLE fixed bin static options (constant) init (8); dcl NO_TABLE fixed bin static options (constant) init (9); /**** END OF: le_input.incl.pl1 * * * * * */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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