Table of Contents
Advertisement
Table 12. SYSGEN Input Options and Parameters (cont.)
Output Message
FGD. OPe LBL. (cont.)
PUB. LIB. FWAt
RES. FGD. FWAt
NONRES. FGD. FWAt
BCKG. FWAt
Input Parameters
END
Address (omit if no. DEFs in
PUB. LIB.
=
0)
Address
Address
Address
Description
The foreground operational labels listed be low
are normally associated with RAD/disk files.
Therefore, assigning these labels to non-RAD
fi les at SYSGEN time is not permitted.
Label
AL
CK
DP
EL
ML
RM
Use
Used for accounting log data.
Used to write/read checkpoint area.
Used by RBM for M and R keyins.
Used for error log data.
Used by M:LOAD to load non-
resident foreground programs.
Used by RBM to load the RBM over-
lays and reserved excl usively for
RBM.
Signifies the end of foreground operational
label specifications.
If zero has been input for the number of DEFs
in the Public Library, this typeout will not
occur.
Otherwise, the input should reflect
the first word address (FWA) of the Public
Library (which may be equal to RBM LWA).
An input of zero is illegal. This value is
stored in zero table location K:PLFWA.
First word address of the resident foreground
area. An input of zero indicates no resident
foreground.
This value is stored in zero
table location K:RFFWA.
First word address of nonresident foreground
area.
An input of zero indicates no non-
resident foreground.
This value is stored in
zero table location K:NFFWA.
First word address of background memory. This
address must start on page boundary (some
multiple of 10016)'
This value is stored in
zero table location K:BACKBG.
tThese four addresses must be in increasing order. That is, the core allocation must be made in the same order as the
SYSGEN input.
If nonresident foreground is used, it must be at least 17 cells plus the blocking buffer size (K:BLOCK).
This area is used as a buffer for the
Q
key-in.
36
Definition-Phase Operation
Advertisement
Table of Contents
