Intel iAPX 86 User Manual page 251

Additional Information for Intellec Series IV Users
iAPX 86,88 Family Utilities
K-6
eRE F 86 EXAMPLE. OF CROSS REFERENCE USING CREF86
SiMEOL NAME
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APPENllNODE • • .
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ATOI • • . • . •
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BUBBLESORTVARNAMES.
BUMPLINECOUNT
CHECKHEADER •
CHECKOVERLAY.
_CHECKVARTYPE.
SYMbOL TYP E
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UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
PROCEDURE NEAR
PROCEDURE NEAR
POINTER
PROCEDURE WORD NEAR
PROCEDURE WORD NEAR
PROCEDURE NEAR
PROCEDURE NEAR
PROCEDURE NEAR
PROCEDURE NEAR
PROCEDURE BYTE NEAR
MMIOOIYY
HH:MM:SS
DEnNING MODULE; REfERRING MODULE(S)
OBJMAN
OBJMAN
UTILITIES
UTILITIES;
S~MBOLSORT;
UTILITIES;
UTILITIES;
SYMBOLSORT;
LISTUTILITIES;
SCANUTILITIES;
SCANUTILITHS;
SCANUTILITHS;
PARSE SCANMODULES PROCESSRECORDS
LISTOUTI'UT
PARSE
LISTUTILITIES
LISTOUTPUT
LISTOUTPUT
SCANMODULES
SCAN MODULES
PROCESSRECORDS
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CREF86
EXAMPLE OF CROSS REFER ENCE. USING CREF86
MMIOOIYY
HH.·MM.SS
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UNLOAD_PAGE
UNKNOWN OBJMAN
VARAREAP.
POINTER MEMORYMANAGBMENT; PROCESSRECORDS LISTOUTPUT SYMBOLSORT
VBLOCKLISTHEADER. wORD PROCESSkECOHDS; UTILITIi,;S LISTOUTPUT SYMBOLSORT
WARNING PROCEDURE NEAR ERROR; SCANMODULES PROCESS RECORDS
WRITEDATA P ROCEDU RE NEAR LISTUTILITHS; ERROR UTILITIES LISTOUTPUT
WRITEINITLINEBUF. PROCEDURE NEAR LlSTUTILITIES; ERROR UTILITIES LISTOUTPUT
WRITELINE PROCEDURE NEAR LISTUTILITIIlS; LISTOUTPUT
WRITENEWLINE. PROCEDURE NEAR LISTUTILITIES; UTILITIES LISTOUTPUT
WRITETOCOMMANDBUF PROCEDURE NEAR PARSE
WRITETOFILE PROCEDURE NEAR LISTUTILITIES; ERROR LIST OUTPUT
ZERO. WORD UTILITIES
Figure K-3. CREF86 Cross-Reference Listing (Cont'd.)
Example 4: Building and Using Library Files
A library is a file that contains object modules. Libraries allow you to collect com-
monly used pieces of software into one file. The library file can be included in a
LINK86 invocation, and LINK86 will use the modules to resolve references.
You can add the output from a translator, LINK86, or LOC86 to a library. The
modules added may be relocatable or absolute; they can have unresolved references
or be completely linked.
Let's consider the following scenario-we have created six routines (SINE,
COSINE, TANGENT, COSECANT, SECAi\T, and COTANGENT). We want to
create a library file that will allow each routine to be linked to programs separately.
The first step necessary to create the library is to translate each rou tine separately. If
we were to output them in a single source module, the translator would translate
them into one module with six public symbols. We could add this module to a
library, but when we tried to link one of the routines into a program, all six would be
included.