file  status  tables,  CMS   2-86  
file systemCMS,   management  2-86  
manipulaticn commands 2-85
FILEDEF command 2-46AUXPROC   option  2-47  
de fin i n g0   S   da  ta  se  t  s  2-   46  
flow 2-131
files, os fcrma t, support of 2-42
FIND macro 2-39
first chain link format 2-89
first command processing,CMS   2-60   format  DMSEXS   macro,  CMS   2-112  DMSFRES   macros,  eMS   2-111  DMSKSY   macro,  eMS   2-111  
first chain link, inCMS   2-89  
nth chain link, inCMS   2-89  
system save area2-70   user  save  area  2-70   free  chain  element  format  2-103   free  storage  
allocation2-100   management  2-99  CMS   2-14,2-99  pJinters   2-100   nucleus,  allocation  of  2-104  
pointers,DMSFREE   2-101   user,  allocation  of  2-104   free  storage  table  FREETAo   2-101  NUCCODE   2-101   SYSCODE   2-101   TRNCODE   2-101   USARCODE   2-101   USERCODE   2-  101   FREEDBUF   macro  2-41  
FREEMAIN macro 2-38FREEPOOL   macro  2-39  FREETAB   free  storage  table  2-101   functional  area,  overview,  eMS   2-52  
G
GENCB processing2-120   GET  macro  2-43  
GETMAIN
allocated storage2-105   free  element  chain  2-17  
free storage
allocation2-100   management  pointers  2-100   GETMAIN/FREEMAIN  macros  2-39  
simulation 2-17
GETMAIN macro 2-38GETPOOL   macro  2-39  
H
HALT option 2-242AUSERRST   NUCON   field  2-242  
handlingOS   files  
onCMS   disks  2-36  
onCS   or  Des  disks  2-36  
high-core nucleus chain2-101   high-core  user  chain  2-101   I  ICS   card  routine  2-73  
operation 2-73IDENTIFY   macro  2-40   ini  tializ  at  ion  CMS   virtual  machine  2-57  eMS/DOS,   for  as    processing  2-119  DMSINS   module   2-58  DOS   2-137  
forOS   SYC   handling,   2-59  
of a named svstem2-60   of  a  saved  system  2-60   storage  constant,  eMS   2-58  
system table,CMS   2-58  
input restrictions, loader 2-85
input/outputI/O)   interactive  console  environment,  eMS   2-62  
interrupt handlingCMS   2-7  input/oatput   interrupts  2-8  SYC   interrupts  2-7  
terminal interrupts 2-9DMSITS   2-7  
external interrupts2-10   machine  check  interrupts  2-10   program  interrupts  2-9  
reader/punch/printer interrupts 2-9
user-controlled device interrupts 2-9
interrupts, processing 2-98
introduction,eMS   2-2  IN'ISYC   2-26  I/O   disk,  CMS   2-98  
interrupt, inCMS   2-8  
macros,OS   YSAM,   simulation  of  2-120   I/O   control  flow,  CMS   2-95  I/O   operations,  eMS   2-94  IPt   command  processing  
K
keyAUTOCR   2-58,2-242  CMS   2-58  
realPSW   2-108   real  storage  2-108   virtual  PSi   2-108   virtual  storage  2-108   keys,  storage  protection  2-107   2-258  IBM  YM/370   System  Logic  and  Problem   Determination  Guide--Volume   2  
file system
manipulaticn commands 2-85
FILEDEF command 2-46
de fin i n g
flow 2-131
files, os fcrma t, support of 2-42
FIND macro 2-39
first chain link format 2-89
first command processing,
first chain link, in
nth chain link, in
system save area
allocation
pointers,
FREEMAIN macro 2-38
G
GENCB processing
GETMAIN
allocated storage
free storage
allocation
simulation 2-17
GETMAIN macro 2-38
H
HALT option 2-242
handling
on
on
high-core nucleus chain
operation 2-73
for
of a named svstem
system table,
input restrictions, loader 2-85
input/output
interrupt handling
terminal interrupts 2-9
external interrupts
reader/punch/printer interrupts 2-9
user-controlled device interrupts 2-9
interrupts, processing 2-98
introduction,
interrupt, in
macros,
K
key
real
            
            




















































































































































































































































































