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CABSAD$, CRELAD$–Addressing Routines
6.2.2. CRINIT$–Initialize CRELAD$
CRINIT$ initializes CRELAD$ to examine the diagnostic tables of an absolute element
other than the one the system is executing.
This routine initializes the tables of CRELAD$ so that they point to the diagnostic tables
of the absolute element specified by the calling program. All references to CRELAD$,
CSN$, and CBN$ refer to the specified absolute element until they are reinitialized.
References to loaded segments are not meaningful unless CRELAD$ is working on the
absolute element that the system is executing.
Calling Format
C$RELAD[,t] ‘CRINIT$’[,file-name,sector-addr] [pkt-addr]
error return
normal return
Parameters
t
See 6.1
CRINIT$
CRINIT$ is the function code that determines which of the absolute addressing
routines is called by C$RELAD. It must be enclosed by apostrophes.
file-name
Internal name of the file containing the absolute element that the calling program
wishes to examine. The file name may be from 1 to 12 characters selected from the
set A through Z, 0 through 9, and the special characters - and $. If given as a string,
then the parameter must be surrounded by apostrophes on the procedure call. This
parameter may also be given as the address of a two-word area that contains the
name in Fieldata format, left-justified and space-filled.
sector-addr
The sector location of the absolute element in the file named by parameter p1. This
parameter may be given as an actual number, a tag that has been equated to an
actual number or the address of a word that contains a value that is to be used as
the sector address.
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