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Obsolete Entry Points, PROCs, and Routines
The I$D procedure calls ID$, which generates the identification line and prints it by
executing an ER APRINT$ (because option bit 4 is set).
If ID$ takes the error return, L$SNAP prints the A registers. Otherwise, the program
continues executing.
J.5. IDLINE$ and IDONLY$–Identification Line
Routines
The IDLINE$ and IDONLY$ routines are replaced by the ID$ routine (see Section 11).
IDLINE$ and IDONLY$ are routines that provide a standard identification line for Series
1100 system, language, and utility processors. IDLINE$ and IDONLY$ are reentrant and
not quarter/third-word sensitive. Do not call IDLINE$ and IDONLY$ from a minor register
set activity.
Identification Line Format
A standard processor identification line is generated in a processor-supplied buffer called
IDBUFF. All fields but the processor name and level field are generated. The element
cycle information field is optional. All information is generated in Fieldata code beginning
after the last nonblank character and preceded by one blank character.
The format of the complete ID line is
ppplll SYSLIB mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss (old->new)
where:
ppplll
SYSLIB
processor name and level, 12 characters or less, supplied by the processor.
SYSLIB level the processor is collected with. The form varies with the level number.
For example, SL74R1, 74R1Q1.
mm/dd/yy
month/day/year at processor call.
hh:mm:ss
hour:minute:second at processor call.
(old->new)
input-> output symbolic element cycle number (optional).
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