COMPILATION LISTING OF SEGMENT lm_user_shutdown
	Compiled by: Multics PL/I Compiler, Release 33e, of October 6, 1992
	Compiled at: CGI                             
	Compiled on: 2000-06-29_1714.16_Thu_mdt
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        1 /* ***********************************************************
        2*   *                                                         *
        3*   * Copyright, (C) Honeywell Information Systems Inc., 1984 *
        4*   *                                                         *
        5*   *********************************************************** */
        6 
        7 /* DESCRIPTION:
        8*
        9*         This entry is currently a no-op and is simply being a place-holder
       10*     until and if something real is necessary to be done.  The main reason
       11*     this is a no-op is all transactions the user has should be gone at the
       12*     time this routine is invoked, and the process of cleaning out
       13*     transactions should clear any locks the user holds.  At this time, we do
       14*     not verify that all locks are gone, but could at a future time and
       15*     indicate a logic error.
       16**/
       17 
       18 /* HISTORY:
       19*
       20*Written by L. A. Newcomb, 05/01/84.
       21*Modified:
       22**/
       23 
       24 /* format: style2,^inddcls,linecom,ifthendo,ifthen,^indnoniterdo,dclind5,idind35 */
       25 
       26 lm_user_shutdown:
       27      proc ();
       28 
       29 
       30 	return;
       31 
       32      end lm_user_shutdown;
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             0    06/29/00  1714.1  lm_user_shutdown.pl1              >udd>sm>ds>w>ml>lm_user_shutdown.pl1
	NAMES DECLARED IN THIS COMPILATION.

IDENTIFIER	     OFFSET    LOC STORAGE CLASS   DATA TYPE		ATTRIBUTES AND REFERENCES
								(* indicates a set context)

THERE WERE NO NAMES DECLARED BY DECLARE STATEMENT.

NAME DECLARED BY EXPLICIT CONTEXT.
lm_user_shutdown                000001 constant        entry                    external dcl 26

THERE WERE NO NAMES DECLARED BY CONTEXT OR IMPLICATION.

STORAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS PROGRAM.

	Object	Text	Link	Symbol	Defs	Static
Start          0       0        36          46       7          46
Length       206       7        10         123      26           0

BLOCK NAME	         STACK SIZE     TYPE		WHY NONQUICK/WHO SHARES STACK FRAME
lm_user_shutdown                     64 external procedure  is an external procedure.  

THE FOLLOWING EXTERNAL OPERATORS ARE USED BY THIS PROGRAM.
return_mac          ext_entry

NO EXTERNAL ENTRIES ARE CALLED BY THIS PROGRAM.

NO EXTERNAL VARIABLES ARE USED BY THIS PROGRAM.




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