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CABSAD$, CRELAD$–Addressing Routines
error
A0 < 0
A0 > 0
The requested address does not exist. Possible reasons include:
• The executing program does not have this element
• The element has no such location counter
• The location is out of range for that location counter
• The program was collected with the Z option, so there are no diagnostic
tables. See the Collector Programming Reference Manual
• The element is not an absolute element
A0 has an I/O error status code, and register A1 contains the sector address of
the error on mass storage in the file from which the program is loaded.
Reinitializing CABSAD$
If a program using CABSAD$ is checkpointed and restarted, the restart contingency
routine should contain the following instruction to reinitialize the CABSAD$ tables:
SZ *CABSAD$-1
6.1.2. CAINIT$–Initialize CABSAD$
CAINIT$ initializes CABSAD$ to examine the diagnostic tables of an absolute element
other than the one being executed.
CAINIT$ initializes the tables in CABSAD$. The tables point to the diagnostic tables of
an absolute element that is indicated by the file name and header table start address.
Until reinitialized, all references to CABSAD$, CSX$, CBX$, and CSYMVL$ refer to the
specified absolute element. References to the Segment Load Table (SLT$) are not valid
unless CABSAD$ is working on the absolute element that is executing.
Calling Format
C$ABSAD[,t] ‘CAINIT$’[,file-name,sector-addr] [pkt-addr]
error return
normal return
Parameters
t
See 6.1.
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