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Contents
Section 1. Introduction.......................................................................1–1
1.1. About This Manual ................................................................... 1–1
1.2. Notation Conventions............................................................... 1–2
1.3. About SYSLIB........................................................................... 1–4
Section 2. System Standard Procedures and Definitions ...................2–1
2.1. Common Bank Entry Points ..................................................... 2–1
2.2. MAXR$–Register and Partial-Word Definitions........................ 2–2
2.3. PROC$–System Procedures .................................................... 2–4
2.4. SSTYP$–Element Subtypes ..................................................... 2–4
2.5. ASUBTYP$–Executable Element Subtypes and Subsubtypes...............................................................................
2–7
2.6. SYS$DEF–System Definitions.................................................. 2–8
2.7. SYSLIB$ID–SYSLIB Identification ............................................ 2–9
Section 3. SYSLIB Access Methods ....................................................3–1
3.1. Relocatable Collection Method ................................................ 3–2
3.2. Common Bank Call Using I$BJ ................................................ 3–3
3.3. Common Bank Call Using Auto Switch Method ...................... 3–5
Section 4. AEDIT$–ASCII Image Composition Editing Package..........4–1
4.1. Packet....................................................................................... 4–2
4.1.1. Packet Format.................................................................. 4–3
4.1.2. Packet Generation PROC ................................................ 4–4
4.1.3. Examples ......................................................................... 4–5
4.2. Calling Sequence...................................................................... 4–6
4.2.1. General-Purpose Editing Routines................................... 4–7
4.2.2. Floating-Point Editing Routines...................................... 4–14
4.2.2.1. Calling Procedures for the Floating-Point
Editing Routines ............................................... 4–16
4.2.2.2. Example ................................................................ 4–17
4.2.3. Time and Date Editing Routines .................................... 4–18
4.2.4. Standard Format Date and Time Editing Routines ........ 4–19
4.2.4.1. Recommended Date and Time Formats............... 4–21
4.2.4.2. Calling Procedure for Date and Time Editing........ 4–21
4.2.4.3. Example ................................................................ 4–23
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