/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... symbol.incl.pl1 */ dcl 1 symbol based aligned, 2 node_type bit(9) unal, 2 source_id structure unal, 3 file_number bit(8), 3 line_number bit(14), 3 statement_number bit(5), 2 location fixed(18) unal unsigned, 2 allocated bit(1) unal, 2 dcl_type bit(3) unal, 2 reserved bit(6) unal, 2 pix unal, 3 pic_fixed bit(1) unal, 3 pic_float bit(1) unal, 3 pic_char bit(1) unal, 3 pic_scale fixed(7) unal, 3 pic_size fixed(7) unal, 2 level fixed(8) unal, 2 boundary fixed(3) unal, 2 size_units fixed(3) unal, 2 scale fixed(7) unal, 2 runtime bit(18) unal, 2 runtime_offset bit(18) unal, 2 block_node ptr unal, 2 token ptr unal, 2 next ptr unal, 2 multi_use ptr unal, 2 cross_references ptr unal, 2 initial ptr unal, 2 array ptr unal, 2 descriptor ptr unal, 2 equivalence ptr unal, 2 reference ptr unal, 2 general ptr unal, 2 father ptr unal, 2 brother ptr unal, 2 son ptr unal, 2 word_size ptr unal, 2 bit_size ptr unal, 2 dcl_size ptr unal, 2 symtab_size ptr unal, 2 c_word_size fixed(24), 2 c_bit_size fixed(24), 2 c_dcl_size fixed(24), 2 attributes structure aligned, 3 data_type structure unal, 4 structure bit(1) , 4 fixed bit(1), 4 float bit(1), 4 bit bit(1), 4 char bit(1), 4 ptr bit(1), 4 offset bit(1), 4 area bit(1), 4 label bit(1), 4 entry bit(1), 4 file bit(1), 4 arg_descriptor bit(1), 4 storage_block bit(1), 4 explicit_packed bit(1), /* options(packed) */ 4 condition bit(1), 4 format bit(1), 4 builtin bit(1), 4 generic bit(1), 4 picture bit(1), 3 misc_attributes structure unal, 4 dimensioned bit(1), 4 initialed bit(1), 4 aligned bit(1), 4 unaligned bit(1), 4 signed bit(1), 4 unsigned bit(1), 4 precision bit(1), 4 varying bit(1), 4 local bit(1), 4 decimal bit(1), 4 binary bit(1), 4 real bit(1), 4 complex bit(1), 4 variable bit(1), 4 reducible bit(1), 4 irreducible bit(1), 4 returns bit(1), 4 position bit(1), 4 internal bit(1), 4 external bit(1), 4 like bit(1), 4 member bit(1), 4 non_varying bit(1), 4 options bit(1), 4 variable_arg_list bit(1), /* options(variable) */ 4 alloc_in_text bit(1), /* options(constant) */ 3 storage_class structure unal, 4 auto bit(1), 4 based bit(1), 4 static bit(1), 4 controlled bit(1), 4 defined bit(1), 4 parameter bit(1), 4 param_desc bit(1), 4 constant bit(1), 4 temporary bit(1), 4 return_value bit(1), 3 file_attributes structure unal, 4 print bit(1), 4 input bit(1), 4 output bit(1), 4 update bit(1), 4 stream bit(1), 4 reserved_1 bit(1), 4 record bit(1), 4 sequential bit(1), 4 direct bit(1), 4 interactive bit(1), /* env(interactive) */ 4 reserved_2 bit(1), 4 reserved_3 bit(1), 4 stringvalue bit(1), /* env(stringvalue) */ 4 keyed bit(1), 4 reserved_4 bit(1), 4 environment bit(1), 3 compiler_developed structure unal, 4 aliasable bit(1), 4 packed bit(1), 4 passed_as_arg bit(1), 4 allocate bit(1), 4 set bit(1), 4 exp_extents bit(1), 4 refer_extents bit(1), 4 star_extents bit(1), 4 isub bit(1), 4 put_in_symtab bit(1), 4 contiguous bit(1), 4 put_data bit(1), 4 overlayed bit(1), 4 error bit(1), 4 symtab_processed bit(1), 4 overlayed_by_builtin bit(1), 4 defaulted bit(1), 4 connected bit(1); /* END INCLUDE FILE ... symbol.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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