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Obsolete Entry Points, PROCs, and Routines
Example 1
The FORTRAN instruction
PRINT 100,A,I,N,B,C
100 FORMAT (6X,E20.7, I20, O20, 1P2F20.6)
is equivalent to the following interpretive sequences:
E$OUT
E$E 26,7,A
E$D 46,0,I
E$0 66,36,N
E$SCL 1
E$F 86,6,B
E$F 106,6,C
E$WT 22,0,1
Next machine language instruction.
Example 2
If this line is punched on a card punch whose output code is 1, then the last interpretive
instruction is replaced by
E$WS 14,1,0
E$WT 22,0,1
Only the first 80 columns of the image are punched.
Example 3
The FORTRAN statements
PRINT 100 (J (I), K (I), L (I), M (I), I=1,4)
100 FORMAT (20I6)
are equivalent to the following interpretive sequences:
E$RPT 30,4,1
E$D 6,0,J,2
E$RPT 30,4,1
E$D 12,0,K,2
E$RPT 30,4,1
E$D 18,0,L,2
E$RPT 30,4,1
E$D 24,0,M,2
E$WT 22,0,1
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