MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual (32650-90877)

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Command List VII
Commands MOUNT thru OUTFENCE
Syntax
OCTCOMP[
input ] [,[ targetfile ][,[ list ]][;INFO= quotedstring ]] or OCTCOMP
[
input ] [,[ targetfile ][,[ list ][,[INFO=] quotedstring ]]] *
* Refer to the
help option of the INFO= quotedstring
NOTE This command follows the optional MPE/iX command line syntax. Refer to
"Optional Format for MPE/iX Commands" at the beginning of this chapter.
Parameters
<omitted> If no parameters are specified OCTCOMP returns a command usage message
and then exits.
input Name of the valid input program or SL file to be translated. A valid
program is a CM PROG or SL file that can be loaded by the CM loader.
targetfile Name of the file to hold the translated output. (Refer to "Operation Notes"
for a description of the default for this parameter.) If targetfile does not
exist, it is created. If it already exists, it is purged and a new file is created.
list Name of the file to which object code translator writes listing and error
messages. If you omit this parameter, the messages are sent to $STDLIST.
All parameter parsing errors are written to $STDLIST.
INFO= quotedstring A list of parameters to define format and content of translated output.
This parameter list must be surrounded with double or single quotation
marks („ or '), and each parameter set in the list must be delimited with a
semicolon if more than one set is given in command string.
help Print detailed description of OCTCOMP parameters. This is
the only option that does not require a source.
OCTCOMP;INFO=„HELP„ is valid; so is OCTCOMP ,,,„HELP„.
add=seglist [;] Add translated segments to the file named in the
command string. Note that the named file may already
contain translated code. When you specify this option,
OCTCOMP replaces already translated segments.
If you use the
add option, the targetfile , ignore , and
trans parameters are not permitted. This option works
only for SL files.
errors [ =count ][;] Specify maximum number of errors to be reported
before OCTCOMP terminates. The count value must be
greater than zero. Errors are sent to named list file or, by
default, to $STDLIST. If this parameter is given without
the optional =count, all errors are reported. If you omit
this parameter, OCTCOMP reports the first error, then
terminates.
ignore= seglist [;] Do not translate specified segments. If seglist is
omitted, an error is issued. If you enter the
ignore