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auxiliary directories
B
creating 319
example 321-322
error handling 321
establishing linkage 320-321 generat i ng 319
init ializing 319-320 initializing (5748-118) 320 initializing <.2J48-XE1) 320 saving resources 319
BACK SPAC command, 3800 printer 228 BALRSAVE (BAL register save area) 19,49
batch, facility CftS Batch Facility)
BATE lIT 1 317 BATEXIT2 317 BATLIKIT 317 BDAM restrictions on 280 support of 278-279
BEGIN command, summary 32 BLD·L macro 274
blocks
control CMS 70 CP 51
B PAM, support of 278-279 BSAM/QSAK, support of 278-279
B SP macro 277
buffers
C
forms control 216-217
p r in t 21 6-2 1 7
calculating, dispatching priority 84-85
CANCEL, VMCF sub function 154 CAW operand, of DISPLAY com.and 34
subcommand, of DEBUG comlland 34 CAW (Channel Address Word) .. displaying 34
CHANGE command, 3800 printer support 227
Channel Address Word (Channel
Address Word» channel check 23
channel program, modification 194-195
Channel st atus Word CSi (Channel Status Word» CHAP macro 276
character arrangement tables, 3800 printer
226-228
character modification, 3800 printer
226-228
CHECK macr 0 277 CHKPT macro 276
class
device 60-62 privilege 82
clock, comparator 177 CLOSE command
usage 23,44-45
368 IBM VM/370 System Programmer's Guide CLOSEjTCLOSE macros 275
CMNDLINE (command line) 71 CMS (Conversational Monitor System) also-virtual machines)
ABEND macro 20 abnormal termination 8-13,15-17
collect information 70-72 messages 4-6 procedure 19-23,21-22,69
reason for 69
recovery 21-22
auxiliary directories 319
Batch Facility Batch Facility)
called routine table 264
command language 233
command processing 261-262
com.ands C MS commands)
control blocks, relationships 10 development facilities 235
devices supported 242 DEVTAB (Device Table) 241
di splay P SW 22 DMSABN macro description 20-21 DMSFREE 241-243
free storage management 247-250 macro description 247-250 service routines 252-255 DMSFRES macro description 252-255 DfI SFRET macro description 250-251 DMSFST macro description 319 DMSITS 256,264-267 DftSNUC 241-243
dump
at abnormal termina. tion 66-68
examine low storage 69
format 66-68
message 69
register usage 72
examine low storage 22
file system 234-235
free storage management 244-246 DMSFREE 247-250 GETMAIN 244-246
function table 269
reserved names 269
functional information 240 Halt Execution (HX) 20-21 how to approach problem 3
how to save it 313
interface with display terminals
267-268
interrupt handling 236-239
introduction 231-233
load map 22,66-68
loader tables 243
low storage 22
nucleus 243
nucleus load map 66-68
program, exception 20 register usage 72,240 returning to calling routine 264-267
sample load map 66-68
saved system restrictions 315
simulation of DOS/VS functions 285
storage
dump 22,69
map 245
structure 241-243

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structure of DMSNUC 240 SVC handling 256,264-267
symbol references 240
system, abend 20-21 system save area modification 264-267
transient area 242,263
transient area (5748-XX8) 242.1
transient area (5748-XE1) 242.1
user
area 263
program area 243 USER SECT (User Area) 241 CMS Batch Facility BATEXIT 1 317
BATE XI T 2 3 17
BATLIMIT MACRO file 316
data security 318 EXEC procedures 318
insta llat ion input 317 /JOB control card 317
remote input 316
system limits 316
resetting 316
user control cards 317 CMS blip facility (5748-XX8) 85-86 CMS blip facility (5748-XE1) 86 CMS commands 64.2-66 ' ACCESS 281 AS SG Ii 2 8 28 8 • 1
DDR 24-25 DEBUG 20-21,64.2-66
FILEDEF 45-46,281-282
GENDIRT 319-320
how to add one 269 LISTFILE 66-68 MODM AP 66-68 MOVEFILE 45-46 PRINT 66-68 SVCTRACE 29-30,35-36,64.2-66 VMFDUMP 45-46 ZAP 41 CMSCB (OS control blocks) 71 CMS/DOS command summary 286-287
considerations for execution 309 control blocks used by 305-306 DOS/VS volumes needed 308-309 environment, defined 285
generating 306- 307 library volume directory entr ies 307
performance 309
restrictions 309
storage requirements 308
support DOS/VS macros under CMS 291-293
for declarative macros 294
for DTFCD macro 294-296
for DTFCN mac ro 296
for DTFDI macro 297
for DTFMT macro 298-300
for DTFPR macro 300-301 for DTFSD macro 302-304 for EXCP for imperative macros 304 for transient routines 304-305
hardware devices 285
of DOS/VS functions 285
of DOS/VS supervisor and I/O macros
of physical IOCS macros 284
tape label processing 309 tape label processing (5748-XE!) 309
user responsibilities 305-306 CMSDOS discontiguous saved segment 135-136 CMSSEG discontiguous saved segment 313
usage options 314
coding conventions
addressing 211-213
constants 211-213 CP 211-213
error messages 211-213
loadlist requirements 214
module names 211-213
register usage 211-213 command
language CMS 233 RSCS 330 processing, RSCS 337-338
summary, RSCS 331
commands MS commands, CP commands
and RSCS common segment facility (5748-XE1) 10 2. 1- 10 2. 2
communication, between virtual machines
143 COMND macro 215
compiler input/output assignments 289
completion code X'OOB' 86
completion code X 'OOB' 86.1
completion code X 'OOB' 86.1
console, function (Control
Program) )
control
blocks
locating 40 used by CMS/DOS routines 305-306
registers, displayed by DISPLAY command
33
Control P rogram CP) control tables 3800 printer
creating and modifying 227-228
displaying current values 228
Conversational Monitor System CMS) copy modification, 3800 printer 226-228 COPYV command, for MSS volumes 174 CP (Centrol Program)
abnormal termination 15-17
messages 4-6
procedure 18-19,19,45-46
with automatic restart 8-13
without automatic restart 8-13
attached processor mode 178
coding conventions 211-213
commands (see CP commands)
concurrent execution of virtual machines
76 console functions, hOlf to add-one 215
control block relationships 51
debugging CP on virtual machine 42-43
disabled loop 8-13
procedure 25-26
Index 369