April 1, 1981 CMSGEND CMSGEND Use the CMSGEND EXEC procedure to generate a new CMS module from a text
file and place the neweMS module on the A-disk.
The format of theCMSGEND EXEC command is:
rI I CMSGEND I I I I I fn CTLCMS CTLALL NOCLEAR ,
r
,
fnI CTLCMS I I CTLALL I I NOCLEAR I I MAP I I NOINV I L J is the filename of the CMS module that is to
theCMSGEND EXEC. Only one filename may be CMSGEND command line.
be generated by
specified in the
The filenames that may be specified in theCMSGEND command are
any disk-residentCMS commands and service proqrams. You can also use the CMSGEND EXEC to regenerate the ASSEMBLE command when you move the CMS system disk. When you specify ASSEMBLE, CMSGEND prompts you to enter a disk mode
letter so it can refresh the assembler's auxiliary directory.Use the ASMGEND EXEC procedure if you are updating the
assembler.
displays eachCMS command EXEC procedure. This is &CONTROL CMS. displays every executable CMSGEND EXEC procedure.
statement&CONTROL ALL= as it is
equivalent
executed in theCMSGEND to the EXEC statement
statement as it is executed in the
This is equivalent to theEXEC specifies that the CLEAR option is not to be issued when CMSGEND invokes the LOAD command. MAP specifies that the NOMAP option is not to be issued when CMSGEND invokes the GENMOD command. NOINV issues the NOINV option when CMSGEND invokes the LOAD command;
this suppresses the displaying of invalid cards at the
terminal. If the text deck was created with theVMFASM EXEC, it may contain update listing information; these records are
displayed during the loading process unless you specifyNOINV. CMSGEND keeps a list of the eMS disk-resident modules, the filenames of
the text files used to create them, and any special attributes required
to qenerate them. For example, theRELEASE command must be generated Part 5. Updating VM/370 377
file and place the new
The format of the
r
r
,
fn
the
be generated by
specified in the
The filenames that may be specified in the
any disk-resident
letter so it can refresh the assembler's auxiliary directory.
assembler.
displays each
statement
equivalent
executed in the
statement as it is executed in the
This is equivalent to the
this suppresses the displaying of invalid cards at the
terminal. If the text deck was created with the
displayed during the loading process unless you specify
the text files used to create them, and any special attributes required
to qenerate them. For example, the