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CD ,..--------, Process Commands that Manipulate the File System Process Ann Execute CMS Files Initialize the CMS Virtual Machine Environment Perform Miscellaneous CMS Functions Manage the CMS File System Simulate Non-CMS Operating Environments Handle I/O Operations Interruptions Manage CMS Storage Figure 8. An Overview of the Functional Areas of C!S 2-52 IBft VK/370 System Logic and Program Determination--Voluae 2
CD I Initialize the Process CMS Virtual and Machine Execute Environment CMS Files I I I I I I Maintain an Process Load and Process Perform Interactive and Execute Execute MODULE Library Console EXEC Files TEXT Files Files Support Environment Functions I I 1 I I DMSINI DMSINT DMSEXC DMSLOA DMSMOD I DMSLBM I Read the CMS Interpret Load a disk Process the Generate I Generate and I LOAD and nucleus CO.mmands version of a MODULE update MACLIB entered at the EXEC iNCLUDE file files the console processor commands 1 1 I J DMSINS DMSINA DMSEXT DMSLDR DMSMOD DMSLBT Initialize Begin execution Load a Generate storage constants Handle Perform and update and virtual disks synonyms and EXEC of programs MODULE a TXTLIB for a virtual abbreviations processing in storage file library machine I I DMSINT I DMSSCN DMSLSB Handle first I Process a Process commands command line loader entered at and create options the consoie L a PL!ST I I DMSSET DMSCPF DMSLlO I Set virtual Pass a Create a I machine command load map environment iine to CP and perform I options for execution loader I/O I I DMSQRY DMSITS DMSMDP Query the Process Type a load virtual machine command environment functions map at a option settings via SVC caiis console I DMSGLB Define libraries to be searched during execution and assembly i DMSLGT Create a chain of TXTUB blocks for use during execution; release the chain I DMSLIB Search TXT U B libraries for undefined symbols; close TXTLIB libraries Figure 9. Details of C!! S Systell Functions and. the Routines that Perforll Theil (Part 1 of 4) CftS !ethod of Operation and Progra. Organization 2-53