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APPENDIX F
LIB86 COMMANDS
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The table below shows all of LIB86's commands.
Table F-l. Summary of LIB86 Commands
Command
Abbrev.
Description
ADD {pathname[(module name [, ... ])]}
A
Adds modules to a library
[, ... ] TO pat/mame
CREATE pathname
C
Creates a library file
DELETEpathname(module name [, ... ])
0
Deletes modules from a library
file
EXIT
E
Terminates session with lIB86
LIST {pathname[(module name [, ... ])]}
L
Lists modules contained in a
[, ... ] [TO pathname] [PUBLICS]
[P]
library file, and optionally lists
all publics
The following are descriptions of all LIB86 error and warning messages. The
description of each message has up to four parts:
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Meaning-how to interpret the message
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Cause-the usual reason for the error or warning condition
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Effect-the state of LIB86 and the object file(s) after the message is issued
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User Action--what you can do to correct the condition
Not all these parts are given for each message. However, parts excluded are self-
explanatory.
Error and warning messages are displayed at the console device.
MODULE NOT FOUND
MOD U L E:
module name
F I L E:
pathname
Meaning
The specified module could not be found in the specified library.
Cause
There is a typographical error in the command line.
Effect
LIB86 ignores the module in the list and continues processing.
User Action
No user action is necessary.
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