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Index Fieldata characters, 8-1 floating point numbers, 8-9 times, 4-18, 8-8, 22-1 Editing routines AEDIT$F, 4-14 AEDIT$T, 4-18 EDIT$, 8-1 EDIT$F, 8-9 EDIT$T, 8-8 element subtypes, 2-4 Error status codes AEDIT$, 4-24 CABSAD$, 6-4 CAINIT$, 6-5 CBN$, 6-13 CBX$, 6-6 CLOSR$ (SIR$), 23-19 CRELAD$, 6-11 CRINIT$, 6-13 CSN$, 6-14 CSX$, 6-7 CSYMVL$, 6-8 entry look_up (BSP$), 5-19 EROR$, 15-6 GETPSF$, 10-4 ID$, 11-6 INISR$ (SIR$), 23-11 item add (BSP$), 5-24 item delete (BSP$), 5-15 item search (BSP$), 5-12 MFDSP$, 13-5 OPNSR$ (SIR$), 23-11 POSTPR$, 14-14 PREPRO$, 14-2 read table (SP$), 5-10 REPRM$, 14-8 REPRO$, 14-8 RINF$, 12-5 ROR$, 15-2 SAR$ ATREAD, 19-23 SAR$ COM, 20-19 SAR$ READ, 17-30 SAR$ WRITE, 18-19 SDFI, 21-18 SDFO, 21-18 SELT$, 12-11 SFDT$, 22-6, 22-11 SINF$, 12-7 SOR, 25-2 SROR$, 15-2 TBLWR$, 15-7 write FTI (BSP$), 5-33 write last item (BSP$), 5-30, 5-31 write table (BSP$), 5-32 Index–2 7833 1733–004 F Fieldata conversion table, 9-3 editing, 8-1 input, 17-33, 23-13 File Information Packet fields (PLUS), 16-2 File Table Index format, 5-5 reading, 5-4 G GETPSF$ description, 10-1 error status codes, 10-4 examples, 10-5 MASM calling sequence, 10-2 I I/O routines, 21-1 ID$ error status codes, 11-6 examples, 11-4, 11-7, 11-11 MASM calling sequence, 11-5 MASM packet format, 11-12 PLUS calling sequence, 11-8 PLUS packet, 11-8 INFOR format, G-3 reading the table, G-9 subfield number, G-2 table conventions, G-7 table size, G-9 INFOR$ description, 12-1 DUSE$, 12-11 guidelines, 12-2 RINF$, 12-4 SELT$, 12-8 SINF$, 12-6
K Kanji input, 17-34 internal format, 16-12 output, 18-35 M MFDSP$ calling sequence, 13-2 error status codes, 13-5 examples, 13-9 function codes, 13-3 information returned, 13-4 packet, 13-1 N Nonsupported routines AEDIT$T, 4-18 EDIT$, 8-1 EDIT$F, 8-9 P PARTBL description, 14-5 format, 14-3 PLUS callable routines CONWRD$, 7-1 ID$, 11-1 SAR$, 16-1 SFDT$, 22-1 Processor Interface Routines, 14-1 Processors call statement, 12-1 field release, 14-14 field retrieval, 14-10 file assignments, 14-3 Program File adding items, 5-23 deleting items, 5-14 file table index, 5-5 Searching for, 5-11 searching for items, 5-18 Index 7833 1733–004 Index–3 R Read routines SDFI, 21-1 ROR description, 15-1 EROR$, 15-6 external reference item, 15-5 large location counter item, 15-5 location counter item, 15-4 optimization, 15-7 ROR$, 15-2 SROR$, 15-1 SROR$EB, 15-2 TBLWR$, 15-6 RPCTA$, 2-8 S SAR$ attribute table entry, 16-12, 17-11, 18-11 attributes, 16-12 character sets, 17-33, 18-34 description, 16-1 error, 19-11 error status, 18-32 error status codes (ATREAD), 19-23 (COM), 20-9, 20-19 (READ), 17-17, 17-30 (WRITE), 18-19 examples, 17-16, 18-18 file information packet about, 16-2 MASM ATREAD function, 19-13 COM function, 20-11 WRITE function, 18-21 PLUS ATREAD function, 19-1 COM function, 20-1 READ function, 17-1 SAR$ ATREAD$G MASM interface, 19-1 PLUS interface, 19-13 SDFI close call, 21-10 description, 21-1 error status codes, 21-18 open call, 21-7 packet format, 21-3
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Contents 4.2.5. Error Status Codes
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Contents 14.1.4. Reusable Processor
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Contents Section 19. SAR$ ATREAD ..
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Contents Section 23. SIR$-Symbolic
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Contents Appendix J. Obsolete Entry
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Tables 20-1. SAR$: PLUS COM Buffer
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Introduction 1.2. Notation Conventi
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Introduction Numbers are represente
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Introduction If you install SYSLIB
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System Standard Procedures and Defi
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SYSLIB Access Methods All the SYSLI
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SAR$ READ READ_ADDRESS_WORD_OFFSET
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