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Options
If an asterisk (*) or a period appears in the first column of a control file record,
HCPLDR ignores the record. The command also ignores update level identifiers
of PTF.
ft [./] [...ft]
is a list of file types (up to 256) that you want HCPLDR to use in lieu of a
control file. HCPLDR establishes a search order from left to right. The list of file
types can be null, in which case a file type must be specified for each object
module in the load list EXEC.
If you place a slash (/) anywhere in the file type list, HCPLDR notifies you when
it loads an object module that has the same file type as the one that is to the
left of the slash.
You must use the NOCTL option if you specify file types directly on the
HCPLDR command line.
For example, assume you want to establish the following search order for
HCPLDR:
fn TXT1
fn TXT2
fn TXT3
You also want to be notified when HCPLDR uses file type TXT1 or TXT2. You
are using the load list CPLOAD EXEC. You would enter the following command:
hcpldr cpload txt1 txt2 / txt3 (noctl
HCPLDR
When you enter a list of file types on the command line, HCPLDR does not
automatically look for fn TEXT.
NOCTL
allows you to specify a list of file types to be used in the search in place of
using a control file.
MODULE
requests that the object files be linked together as a module and be written to
disk. The file name of the module will default to the name of the loadlist, the file
type will default to MODULE and the file mode will default to A. The default file
name, file type, and file mode may be overridden by using the FNAME, FTYPE,
and FMODE options.
MAP
requests the production of a load map during the loading process. This map is
written in the file loadlist MAP A1. It is a variable length file with ASA carriage
control and a maximum record length of 133 characters.
PAGEB
requests the unconditional page boundary be initialized to 4 KB. The lower
three hexadecimal digits of the address are the same as the assembled
address for any single CSECT assembly. Use PAGEB only for systems that you
are testing.
SMALLMAP
requests the production of a smaller version of the standard load map (MAP
option) during the loading process. The smallmap is written in the file loadlist
SMALLMAP A1. It is a variable-length file and contains one line for each csect
that was included. Both MAP and SMALLMAP can be specified at the same
time. SMALLMAP cannot be used with the PUNCH or TAPE option.
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