ASSEMBLY LISTING OF SEGMENT >special_ldd>install>MR12.0-1206>dmsd_ssu_request_tables_.alm ASSEMBLED ON: 11/05/86 1032.2 mst Wed OPTIONS USED: list ASSEMBLED BY: ALM Version 6.7 October 1986 ASSEMBLER CREATED: 10/08/86 1557.5 mst Wed  1 " ***********************************************************  2 " * *  3 " * Copyright, (C) Honeywell Information Systems Inc., 1984 *  4 " * *  5 " ***********************************************************  6  7 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 8 " dmsd_ssu_request_tables_  9 " These are the ssu_ request tables for the Data Management Daemon's  10 " limited subsystem listener.  11 "  12 " Written by R. Michael Tague, 11/27/84.  13 " Modified: 14 " 12/17/84 by R. Michael Tague: Added the summarize_requests (?) request.  15 "  16 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 17  000000 18 name dmsd_ssu_request_tables_  19 include ssu_request_macros 1-1 " BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... ssu_request_macros.incl.alm  1-2 " Created: 5 May 1980 by W. Olin Sibert  1-3 " Modified: 25 July 1980 by G. Palter to add multics_request macro  1-4 " Modified: 1 December 1981 by G. Palter to remove user_flags  1-5 " Modified: 12 February 1982 by G. Palter for version 4 1-6 " Modified: 28 February 1982 by G. Palter to add dont_summarize and dont_list  1-7 " Modified: 2 August 1982 by Jay Pattin to add unknown_request  1-8 " Modified: 24 October 1984 by G. Palter to restore user flags and add the  1-9 " set_default_flags and set_default_multics_flags macros 1-10  1-11  1-12 " ALM macros used to define subsystem request tables  1-13  1-14  1-15 macro request_table_version  1 1-16 aci "srqt_4.0",8  2 1-17 &end  1-18  1-19  1-20 macro namelist 1 1-21 maclist off,save  2 1-22 vfd 36/&K  3 1-23 &R&( aci @&i@,32  4 1-24 &)  5 1-25 maclist restore  6 1-26 &end  1-27  1-28 " 1-29  1-30 " System defined per-request flags  1-31  400000 1-32 bool flags.allow_command,400000 " valid as a command  200000 1-33 bool flags.allow_af,200000 " valid as an active function  600000 1-34 bool flags.allow_both,600000 " valid as both  1-35  100000 1-36 bool flags.unimplemented,100000 " request is not yet implemented  040000 1-37 bool flags.multics_request,040000 " request is actually a Multics command  1-38  020000 1-39 bool flags.dont_summarize,020000 " summarize_requests won't list it  010000 1-40 bool flags.dont_list,010000 " list_requests won't show it without -all 1-41  004000 1-42 bool flags.unknown,004000 " request is explicitly made unknown 1-43  1-44  1-45 " Macros for setting per-request flags  1-46  1-47 macro set_flags_loop  1 1-48 maclist off,save  2 1-49 &(3 3 1-50 &=&i,default&[ set_flags_loop &1,(0),(&2)  4 1-51 &; set &1,&1+&i 5 1-52 &]&)  6 1-53 maclist restore  7 1-54 &end  1-55  1-56  1-57 macro set_flags  1 1-58 maclist off,save  2 1-59 set &1,0  3 1-60 &=&3,&[ set_flags_loop &1,(0),(&2)  4 1-61 &; set_flags_loop &1,(&2),(&3)  5 1-62 &]  6 1-63 maclist restore  7 1-64 &end  1-65  1-66 " 1-67  1-68 " set_default_flags {(system-flags)},{(user-flags)} 1-69  1-70 " Sets the default system and/or user flags to be used for requests:  1-71 " system-flags: defines the default general nature of requests;" the default  1-72 " default is flags.allow_command  1-73 " user-flags: defines the default setting for the subsystem specific flags  1-74 " associated with requests;" the default default is none (0)  1-75 " Note: If either system-flags or user-flags is ommitted, the default is not  1-76 " changed from its prior value. This action allows the use of multiple  1-77 " set_default_flags macros within a table to change system or user 1-78 " flags without affecting the other defaults  1-79  1-80 macro set_default_flags  1 1-81 maclist off,save  2 1-82 &^=&1,&[ set_flags .dft_sf,(flags.allow_command),(&1)  3 1-83 &]  4 1-84 &^=&2,&[ set_flags .dft_uf,(0),(&2) 5 1-85 &]  6 1-86 maclist restore  7 1-87 &end  1-88  1-89  1-90 " set_default_multics_flags {(system-flags)},{(user-flags)} 1-91  1-92 " Sets the default system and/or user flags to be used for Multics commands when used as requests:  1-93 " system-flags: defines the default general nature of Multics requests;" the  1-94 " default default is flags.allow_command+flags.allow_af  1-95 " user-flags: defines the default setting for the subsystem specific flags  1-96 " associated with Multics requests;" the default default is none (0)  1-97 " Note: If either system-flags or user-flags is ommitted, the default is not  1-98 " changed from its prior value. This action allows the use of multiple  1-99 " set_default_multics_flags macros within a table to change system or user 1-100 " flags without affecting the other defaults  1-101  1-102 macro set_default_multics_flags  1 1-103 maclist off,save  2 1-104 &^=&1,&[ set_flags .dft_mrsf,(flags.allow_command,flags.allow_af),(&1)  3 1-105 &]  4 1-106 &^=&2,&[ set_flags .dft_mruf,(0),(&2)  5 1-107 &]  6 1-108 maclist restore  7 1-109 &end  1-110  1-111 " 1-112  1-113 macro .multics_request_doc 1 1-114 null  2 1-115 &end  1-116  1-117  1-118 macro dft_multics_doc_lth  1 1-119 set .multics_doc_lth,0 2 1-120 &end  1-121  1-122  1-123 " set_default_multics_doc (string)  1-124  1-125 " Sets the default documentation to be used for Multics commands when used as requests: 1-126 " string: is the documentation string to be used for any subsequent requests defined by  1-127 " the multics_request_macro;" all occurences of "&1" in this string will be replaced by  1-128 " the actual name of the request;" Eg: 1-129 " set_default_multics_doc (Type '.. help &1' for more information.) 1-130  1-131 macro set_default_multics_doc  1 1-132 maclist off,save  2 1-133 macro .multics_request_doc 3 1-134 aci @&1@  4 1-135 &&end  5 1-136 macro dft_multics_doc_lth  6 1-137 macro .compute 7 1-138 set .multics_doc_lth,&&&&l1  8 1-139 &&&&end  9 1-140 .compute (&1)  10 1-141 &&end  11 1-142 maclist restore  12 1-143 &end  1-144  1-145 " 1-146  1-147 " begin_table tablename 1-148  1-149 " Defines a subsystem request table (multiple tables may exist in a single object segment): 1-150 " tablename: the name by which this table may be referenced externally;" references to the  1-151 " table should be of the form segname$tablename where segname is the name of this  1-152 " object segment  1-153  1-154 macro begin_table  1 1-155 segdef &1  2 1-156 maclist object,save  3 1-157 use tables 4 1-158 &1: request_table_version  5 1-159 aci @&1@,32  6 1-160 dup 6  7 1-161 vfd 36/0  8 1-162 dupend 9 1-163 vfd 36/&1.rc  10 1-164 maclist off  11 1-165 set .rc,0  12 1-166 set_default_flags (default),(default)  13 1-167 set_default_multics_flags (default),(default)  14 1-168 maclist restore  15 1-169 &end  1-170  1-171  1-172 " end_table tablename  1-173  1-174 " Indicates the end of a subsystem request table definition:  1-175 " tablename: the name of the table which has now been completely defined  1-176  1-177 macro end_table  1 1-178 maclist off,save  2 1-179 set &1.rc,.rc  3 1-180 maclist restore  4 1-181 &end  1-182  1-183 " 1-184  1-185 " request name,processor,({abbreviations}),{(documentation)},  1-186 " {(system-flags)},{(user-flags)} 1-187  1-188 " Defines a subsystem request:  1-189 " name: the primary name of this request  1-190 " processor: the name of the procedure which actually executes this request;" it must be  1-191 " of the form segname$entryname  1-192 " abbreviations: is the list of defined abbreviations for this request  1-193 " documentation: a short string used by the list_requests request to explain this request 1-194 " system-flags: defines the general nature of this request;" the default is  1-195 " flags.allow_command  1-196 " user-flags: allows a subsystem to provide subsystem-specific information  1-197 " with the request's definition;" the default is none (0)  1-198  1-199 macro request  1 1-200 maclist off,save  2 1-201 set .rc,.rc+1  3 1-202 maclist object 4 1-203 use tables 5 1-204 vfd 18/&U.call,18/&U.names 6 1-205 &=&4,&[ vfd 36/0  7 1-206 &; vfd 18/&U.info,18/&l4  8 1-207 maclist off  9 1-208 use info  10 1-209 &U.info: aci @&4@  11 1-210 &]  12 1-211 use tables 13 1-212 set_flags .sf,(.dft_sf),(&5)  14 1-213 set_flags .uf,(.dft_uf),(&6)  15 1-214 maclist object 16 1-215 vfd 18/.sf,18/.uf  17 1-216 maclist off  18 1-217 use calls  19 1-218 &U.call: epaq * 20 1-219 lprp4 7|stack_header.lot_ptr,*au  21 1-220 call6 &2  22 1-221 use names  23 1-222 &U.names: namelist &1&^=&3,&[,&3&]  24 1-223 maclist restore  25 1-224 &end  1-225  1-226 " 1-227  1-228 " unknown_request name,(abbreviations)  1-229  1-230 " Defines an unknown request: used to make the utilities not recognize a request even though  1-231 " it is defined in a later request table (such as ssu_request_tables_$standard_request):  1-232 " name: the primary name of the request to be marked as unknown  1-233 " abbreviations: is the list of defined abbreviations for this request  1-234  1-235 macro unknown_request  1 1-236 maclist off,save  2 1-237 set .rc,.rc+1  3 1-238 maclist object 4 1-239 use tables 5 1-240 vfd 18/&U.call,18/&U.names 6 1-241 vfd 36/0  7 1-242 vfd 18/flags.unknown,18/0  8 1-243 maclist off  9 1-244 use calls  10 1-245 &U.call: epaq * 11 1-246 lprp4 7|stack_header.lot_ptr,*au  12 1-247 call6 ssu_$unknown_request 13 1-248 use names  14 1-249 &U.names: namelist &1&^=&2,&[,&2&]  15 1-250 maclist restore  16 1-251 &end  1-252  1-253 " 1-254  1-255 " multics_request name,({abbreviations}),({documenation}),{procedure},  1-256 " {(system-flags)},{(user-flags)}  1-257  1-258 " Defines that a Multics command/AF may be used as a subsystem request: 1-259 " name: the primary name of this request (usually the name of the Multics command/AF) 1-260 " abbreviations: is the list of defined abbreviations for this request  1-261 " documentation: a short string used by the list_requests request to explain this request;  1-262 " if no documentation is provided, the documentation specified by a prior use of  1-263 " set_default_multics_doc is used  1-264 " procedure: the name of the Multics command/AF which is actually executed by this  1-265 " request;" it must be of the form segname$entryname;" if not given, the default is  1-266 " name$name  1-267 " system-flags: defines the general nature of this request;" the default is  1-268 " flags.allow_command+flags.allow_af  1-269 " user-flags: allows a subsystem to provide subsystem-specific information  1-270 " with the request's definition;" the default is none (0)  1-271  1-272 macro multics_request  1 1-273 maclist off,save  2 1-274 set .rc,.rc+1  3 1-275 maclist object 4 1-276 use tables 5 1-277 vfd 18/&U.call,18/&U.names 6 1-278 &=&3,&[ dft_multics_doc_lth &1,(&2),(&3),(&4),(&5),(&6) 7 1-279 vfd 18/&U.info,18/.multics_doc_lth 8 1-280 &; vfd 18/&U.info,18/&l3  9 1-281 &]  10 1-282 maclist off  11 1-283 use info  12 1-284 &U.info:  13 1-285 &=&3,&[ .multics_request_doc &1,(&2),(&3),(&4),(&5),(&6)  14 1-286 &; aci @&3@ 15 1-287 &]  16 1-288 use tables 17 1-289 maclist object 18 1-290 set_flags .sf,(.dft_mrsf),(&5) 19 1-291 set_flags .uf,(.dft_mruf),(&6) 20 1-292 maclist object 21 1-293 vfd 18/.sf+flags.multics_request,18/.uf  22 1-294 maclist off  23 1-295 use calls  24 1-296 &U.call: epaq * 25 1-297 lprp4 7|stack_header.lot_ptr,*au  26 1-298 &=&4,&[ call6 &1$&1 27 1-299 &; call6 &4 28 1-300 &]  29 1-301 use names  30 1-302 &U.names: namelist &1&^=&2,&[,&2&]  31 1-303 maclist restore  32 1-304 &end  1-305  1-306 " 1-307  1-308 " Required ALM statements to make this all work 1-309  1-310 use tables 1-311 use calls  1-312 use names  1-313 use info  1-314 join /text/tables,calls,names,info 1-315  1-316 include stack_header  2-1 " BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... stack_header.incl.alm 3/72 Bill Silver  2-2 "  2-3 " modified 7/76 by M. Weaver for *system links and more system use of areas 2-4 " modified 3/77 by M. Weaver to add rnt_ptr  2-5 " modified 7/77 by S. Webber to add run_unit_depth and assign_linkage_ptr  2-6 " modified 6/83 by J. Ives to add trace_frames and in_trace.  2-7  2-8 " HISTORY COMMENTS: 2-9 " 1) change(86-06-24,DGHowe), approve(86-06-24,MCR7396),  2-10 " audit(86-08-05,Schroth), install(86-11-03,MR12.0-1206):  2-11 " added the heap_header_ptr definition  2-12 " 2) change(86-08-12,Kissel), approve(86-08-12,MCR7473),  2-13 " audit(86-10-10,Fawcett), install(86-11-03,MR12.0-1206):  2-14 " Modified to support control point management. These changes were 2-15 " actually made in February 1985 by G. Palter.  2-16 " 3) change(86-10-22,Fawcett), approve(86-10-22,MCR7473),  2-17 " audit(86-10-22,Farley), install(86-11-03,MR12.0-1206):  2-18 " Remove the old_lot pointer and replace it with cpm_data_ptr. Use the 18  2-19 " bit pad after cur_lot_size for the cpm_enabled. This was done to save 2-20 " some space int the stack header and change the cpd_ptr unal to  2-21 " cpm_data_ptr (ITS pair).  2-22 " END HISTORY COMMENTS 2-23  000004 2-24 equ stack_header.cpm_data_ptr,4 ptr to control point for this stack  000006 2-25 equ stack_header.combined_stat_ptr,6 ptr to separate static area  2-26  000010 2-27 equ stack_header.clr_ptr,8 ptr to area containing linkage sections  000012 2-28 equ stack_header.max_lot_size,10 number of words allowed in lot (DU)  000012 2-29 equ stack_header.main_proc_invoked,10 nonzero if main proc was invoked in run unit (DL)  000012 2-30 equ stack_header.run_unit_depth,10 number of active run units stacked (DL) 000013 2-31 equ stack_header.cur_lot_size,11 DU number of words (entries) in lot  000013 2-32 equ stack_header.cpm_enabled,11 DL non-zero if control point management is enabled  000014 2-33 equ stack_header.system_free_ptr,12 ptr to system storage area 000016 2-34 equ stack_header.user_free_ptr,14 ptr to user storage area  2-35  000020 2-36 equ stack_header.parent_ptr,16 ptr to parent stack or null  000022 2-37 equ stack_header.stack_begin_ptr,18 ptr to first stack frame  000024 2-38 equ stack_header.stack_end_ptr,20 ptr to next useable stack frame 000026 2-39 equ stack_header.lot_ptr,22 ptr to the lot for the current ring  2-40  000030 2-41 equ stack_header.signal_ptr,24 ptr to signal proc for current ring  000032 2-42 equ stack_header.bar_mode_sp,26 value of sp before entering bar mode  000034 2-43 equ stack_header.pl1_operators_ptr,28 ptr: pl1_operators_$operator_table  000036 2-44 equ stack_header.call_op_ptr,30 ptr to standard call operator 2-45  000040 2-46 equ stack_header.push_op_ptr,32 ptr to standard push operator 000042 2-47 equ stack_header.return_op_ptr,34 ptr to standard return operator 000044 2-48 equ stack_header.ret_no_pop_op_ptr,36 ptr: stand. return/ no pop operator  000046 2-49 equ stack_header.entry_op_ptr,38 ptr to standard entry operator  2-50  000050 2-51 equ stack_header.trans_op_tv_ptr,40 ptr to table of translator operator ptrs  000052 2-52 equ stack_header.isot_ptr,42 pointer to ISOT  000054 2-53 equ stack_header.sct_ptr,44 pointer to System Condition Table 000056 2-54 equ stack_header.unwinder_ptr,46 pointer to unwinder for current ring 2-55  000060 2-56 equ stack_header.sys_link_info_ptr,48 ptr to *system link name table  000062 2-57 equ stack_header.rnt_ptr,50 ptr to reference name table  000064 2-58 equ stack_header.ect_ptr,52 ptr to event channel table  000066 2-59 equ stack_header.assign_linkage_ptr,54 ptr to area for hcs_$assign_linkage calls  000070 2-60 equ stack_header.heap_header_ptr,56 ptr to heap header.  000072 2-61 equ stack_header.trace_frames,58 stack of trace_catch_ frames 000073 2-62 equ stach_header.trace_top_ptr,59 trace pointer  000074 2-63 equ stack_header.in_trace,60 trace antirecurse bit  000100 2-64 equ stack_header_end,64 length of stack header  2-65  2-66  2-67  2-68  000000 2-69 equ trace_frames.count,0 number of trace frames on stack  000001 2-70 equ trace_frames.top_ptr,1 packed pointer to top one  2-71  2-72 " The following constant is an offset within the pl1 operators table.  2-73 " It references a transfer vector table.  2-74  000551 2-75 bool tv_offset,551 2-76  2-77  2-78 " The following constants are offsets within this transfer vector table.  2-79  001170 2-80 equ call_offset,tv_offset+271  001171 2-81 equ push_offset,tv_offset+272  001172 2-82 equ return_offset,tv_offset+273  001173 2-83 equ return_no_pop_offset,tv_offset+274 001174 2-84 equ entry_offset,tv_offset+275 2-85  2-86  2-87 " END INCLUDE FILE stack_header.incl.alm  2-317  2-318 " END INCLUDE FILE ... ssu_request_macros.incl.alm  20  21 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 22 " daemon_requests - This table is used when the DM Daemon is being used 23 " as a process_overseer_, i.e., a real Daemon, not a test Daemon.  24 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 25  26 begin_table daemon_requests  000000 segdef daemon_requests 000000 aa 163 162 161 164 000001 aa 137 064 056 060 000002 aa 144 141 145 155 000003 aa 157 156 137 162 000004 aa 145 161 165 145 000005 aa 163 164 163 040 000006 aa 040 040 040 040 000007 aa 040 040 040 040 000010 aa 040 040 040 040 000011 aa 040 040 040 040 000006 000012 aa 000000 000000 000013 aa 000000 000000 000014 aa 000000 000000 000015 aa 000000 000000 000016 aa 000000 000000 000017 aa 000000 000000 000020 aa 000000 000007 27  28 request help,  29 ssu_requests_$help,  30 (),  31 (Obtain detailed information on the subsystem.)  000021 00 000117 000174 000022 0a 000453 000055 000023 aa 400000 000000 32  33 request list_help, 34 ssu_requests_$list_help,  35 (lh), 36 (List topics for which help is available.)  000024 00 000122 000205 000025 0a 000467 000050 000026 aa 400000 000000 37  38 request list_requests, 39 ssu_requests_$list_requests,  40 (lr), 41 (List brief information on subsystem requests.)  000027 00 000125 000226 000030 0a 000501 000055 000031 aa 400000 000000 42  43 request ?, 44 ssu_requests_$summarize_requests, 45 (),  46 (Produce a list of the most commonly used requests.)  000032 00 000130 000247 000033 0a 000515 000062 000034 aa 400000 000000 47  48 request ., 49 ssu_requests_$self_identify,  50 (),  51 (Identify the subsystem.) 000035 00 000133 000260 000036 0a 000532 000027 000037 aa 400000 000000 52  53 request new_proc,  54 dm_daemon_util_$new_proc, 55 (),  56 (Destroy current process and get a new one.)  000040 00 000136 000271 000041 0a 000540 000052 000042 aa 400000 000000 57  58 request shutdown,  59 dm_system_shutdown$shutdown_request,  60 (),  61 (Shutdown this Data Management system.)  000043 00 000141 000302 000044 0a 000553 000045 000045 aa 400000 000000 62  63 end_table daemon_requests  64  65 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 66 " test_daemon_requests - This table is used by a DM daemon that has been  67 " invoked as a command in a test enviornment. The test Daemon has one  68 " more command, quit.  69 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 70  71 begin_table test_daemon_requests  000046 segdef test_daemon_requests  000046 aa 163 162 161 164 000047 aa 137 064 056 060 000050 aa 164 145 163 164 000051 aa 137 144 141 145 000052 aa 155 157 156 137 000053 aa 162 145 161 165 000054 aa 145 163 164 163 000055 aa 040 040 040 040 000056 aa 040 040 040 040 000057 aa 040 040 040 040 000006 000060 aa 000000 000000 000061 aa 000000 000000 000062 aa 000000 000000 000063 aa 000000 000000 000064 aa 000000 000000 000065 aa 000000 000000 000066 aa 000000 000010 72  73 request help,  74 ssu_requests_$help,  75 (),  76 (Obtain detailed information on the subsystem.)  000067 00 000144 000313 000070 0a 000565 000055 000071 aa 400000 000000 77  78 request list_help, 79 ssu_requests_$list_help,  80 (lh), 81 (List topics for which help is available.)  000072 00 000147 000324 000073 0a 000601 000050 000074 aa 400000 000000 82  83 request list_requests, 84 ssu_requests_$list_requests,  85 (lr), 86 (List brief information on subsystem requests.)  000075 00 000152 000345 000076 0a 000613 000055 000077 aa 400000 000000 87  88 request ?, 89 ssu_requests_$summarize_requests, 90 (),  91 (Produce a list of the most commonly used requests.)  000100 00 000155 000366 000101 0a 000627 000062 000102 aa 400000 000000 92  93 request quit,  94 ssu_requests_$quit,  95 (q),  96 (Leave the subsystem.)  000103 00 000160 000377 000104 0a 000644 000024 000105 aa 400000 000000 97  98 request ., 99 ssu_requests_$self_identify,  100 (),  101 (Identify the subsystem.) 000106 00 000163 000420 000107 0a 000651 000027 000110 aa 400000 000000 102  103 request new_proc,  104 dm_daemon_util_$new_proc, 105 (),  106 (Destroy current process and get a new one.)  000111 00 000166 000431 000112 0a 000657 000052 000113 aa 400000 000000 107  108 request shutdown,  109 dm_system_shutdown$shutdown_request,  110 (),  111 (Shutdown this Data Management system.)  000114 00 000171 000442 000115 0a 000672 000045 000116 aa 400000 000000 112  113 end_table test_daemon_requests 114  115 end  NO LITERALS  NAME DEFINITIONS FOR ENTRY POINTS AND SEGDEFS 000704 5a 000003 000000 000705 5a 000044 600000 000706 aa 000000 000000 000707 55 000015 000002 000710 5a 000002 400003 000711 55 000006 000015 000712 aa 030 144 155 163 000713 aa 144 137 163 163 000714 aa 165 137 162 145 000715 aa 161 165 145 163 000716 aa 164 137 164 141 000717 aa 142 154 145 163 000720 aa 137 000 000 000 000721 55 000026 000003 000722 0a 000046 400000 000723 55 000020 000003 000724 aa 024 164 145 163 test_daemon_requests  000725 aa 164 137 144 141 000726 aa 145 155 157 156 000727 aa 137 162 145 161 000730 aa 165 145 163 164 000731 aa 163 000 000 000 000732 55 000035 000015 000733 0a 000000 400000 000734 55 000031 000003 000735 aa 017 144 141 145 daemon_requests 000736 aa 155 157 156 137 000737 aa 162 145 161 165 000740 aa 145 163 164 163 000741 55 000002 000026 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453 info dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 31, 36, 41, 46, 51, 56, 61, 76, 81,  86, 91, 96, 101, 106, 111, ssu_request_macros: 313, 314.  list_help dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 36, 81. list_requests dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 41, 86. 174 names dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 31, 36, 41, 46, 51, 56, 61, 76, 81,  86, 91, 96, 101, 106, 111, ssu_request_macros: 312, 314.  new_proc dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 56, 106. 1171 push_offset stack_header: 81.  quit dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 96.  1173 return_no_pop_offset stack_header: 83.  1172 return_offset stack_header: 82.  self_identify dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 51, 101. shutdown_request dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 61, 111. ssu_requests_ dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 31, 36, 41, 46, 51, 76, 81, 86, 91,  96, 101. 73 stach_header.trace_top_ptr stack_header: 62. 66 stack_header.assign_linkage_ptr stack_header: 59.  32 stack_header.bar_mode_sp stack_header: 42. 36 stack_header.call_op_ptr stack_header: 44. 10 stack_header.clr_ptr stack_header: 27.  6 stack_header.combined_stat_ptr stack_header: 25.  4 stack_header.cpm_data_ptr stack_header: 24. 13 stack_header.cpm_enabled stack_header: 32. 13 stack_header.cur_lot_size stack_header: 31. 64 stack_header.ect_ptr stack_header: 58.  46 stack_header.entry_op_ptr stack_header: 49. 70 stack_header.heap_header_ptr stack_header: 60. 74 stack_header.in_trace stack_header: 63.  52 stack_header.isot_ptr stack_header: 52.  26 stack_header.lot_ptr dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 31, 36, 41, 46, 51, 56, 61, 76, 81,  86, 91, 96, 101, 106, 111, stack_header: 39.  12 stack_header.main_proc_invoked stack_header: 29.  12 stack_header.max_lot_size stack_header: 28. 20 stack_header.parent_ptr stack_header: 36.  34 stack_header.pl1_operators_ptr stack_header: 43.  40 stack_header.push_op_ptr stack_header: 46. 42 stack_header.return_op_ptr stack_header: 47. 44 stack_header.ret_no_pop_op_ptr stack_header: 48.  62 stack_header.rnt_ptr stack_header: 57.  12 stack_header.run_unit_depth stack_header: 30. 54 stack_header.sct_ptr stack_header: 53.  30 stack_header.signal_ptr stack_header: 41.  22 stack_header.stack_begin_ptr stack_header: 37. 24 stack_header.stack_end_ptr stack_header: 38. 14 stack_header.system_free_ptr stack_header: 33. 60 stack_header.sys_link_info_ptr stack_header: 56.  72 stack_header.trace_frames stack_header: 61. 50 stack_header.trans_op_tv_ptr stack_header: 51. 56 stack_header.unwinder_ptr stack_header: 54. 16 stack_header.user_free_ptr stack_header: 34. 100 stack_header_end stack_header: 64.  summarize_requests dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 46, 91. 0 tables dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 26, 31, 36, 41, 46, 51, 56, 61, 71,  76, 81, 86, 91, 96, 101, 106, 111, ssu_request_macros: 310, 314.  46 test_daemon_requests dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 71.  10 test_daemon_requests.rc dmsd_ssu_request_tables_: 71, 113. 0 trace_frames.count stack_header: 69.  1 trace_frames.top_ptr stack_header: 70.  551 tv_offset stack_header: 75, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84. 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