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ID$–Identification Line Routine
errcode
sfdtbuf
crdate
exdate
A negative error code returned from ID$ or SFDT$.
The address for output from SFDT$ (contained within the ID$ output buffer).
If the MASM PROC, I$DPKT, is not used to generate this packet, crdate must be
specified by the user if optbits bit 34 is clear. For example, this value can be entered
as
+ D$ATE*/18+T$IME
which will then be resolved at collection time. The value contained in this word will
be interpreted as a date and time, whether or not it was specified as such. If a value
of zero is used, the current date and time at execution will appear on the ID line in
the position of the creation date and time.
The execution date and time in TDATE$ format (optional).
X11save
pcword
Storage space for return address.
Storage space for the first ID$ output print control word (PCW).
pcword n
Storage spaces for n additional PCWs, when more than one PCW is required for the
ID$ output. If the ID image is longer than that allowed by the number of allocated
PCWs, the ID line is truncated.
bufspace
Storage space reserved for the ID$ output buffer, the processor/program description
buffer, or both. Space is reserved only if requested in packet generation (see the
I$DPKT description), and allocated immediately after the ID$ packet.
Words 4 to 8 of the ID$ packet are the packet for SFDT$ (Standard Format Date and
Time routine).
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