Survey Of Modules And Routines - HP 9835A Programming Manual

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Getting Started
The {module name} in the END statement must correspond to the {module name} of the NAM
statement or an assembly error ("EN") results.
You may have any number of modules in your source code. Each module begins with a NAM
and ends with an END pseudo-instruction as above.
mayor
may not
be on
same
device
Mass Storage
file 1
file 2
file3
ILOAD file 1
ILOAD file 2
........
ISTORE module 4
module 5 I TO file 3
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Memory
module 1
module 2
module 5
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ICOM
region
User
I IDELETE module 1
ICOM size
ICALL routine 1
ICALL routine 2
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ICALL routine 4
ICALL routine 5
ICALL routine 6
Figure 3. Overview of Routines and Modules.
Survey of Modules and Routines
To sketch the functional relationships of modules and routines, please refer to Figure 3 above.
Modules are stored in files and may be retrieved and placed in memory using the "ILOAD"
command. When the ILOAD command is executed, all of the modules in the file are loaded into
the memory. Note that many files can be loaded, with many modules each, with all of the
modules able to remain resident in the memory.