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DMSLBM Abstract

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Type ASSEMBLE
Source Lines : 1,462
Fixes Applied : 4
Most Recent Version : Tuesday, December 12, 1978
Last Fix ID : [HRC015DS]

Synopsis

Module

     DMSLBM (MACLIB)

Function

       TO  GENERATE A  MACRO LIBRARY,  TO ADD  MACROS TO  AN
       EXISTING LIBRARY,  TO DELETE OR REPLACE MEMBERS OF AN
       EXISTING LIBRARY, TO COMPRESS THE SPACE OCCUPIED BY AN
       EXISTING LIBRARY,  AND TO LIST  THE DICTIONARY  OF AN
       EXISTING MACRO LIBRARY.

Attributes

     DISK RESIDENT

Operation

       THE OPERATION  OF THE MACLIB COMMAND  PROGRAM DEPENDS
       ON WHETHER  THE CALLING  PROGRAM SPECIFIES  GEN, ADD,
       COMP, MAP, REP, OR DEL.

       GEN:  DMSLBM CALLS THE ERASE COMMAND PROGRAM TO ERASE
       ANY OLD LIBRARY WITH THE SAME NAME. THEN CALL DMSBWR
       TO WRITE A TEMPORARY HEADER RECORD IN THE
       MACRO  LIBRARY.  THIS  DUMMY  RECORD  WILL  LATER  BE
       REPLACED BY A MACRO DIRECTORY
       DESCRIPTOR  RECORD.   NEXT,  DMSLBM  INITIALIZES  THE
       INDEX, WHICH
       CORRESPONDS  TO THE  ITEM NUMBER,  TO  ONE.  THEN  IT
       CALLS THE STATE  FUNCTION PROGRAM TO LOCATE  THE FILE
       STATUS TABLE FOR THE FIRST MACRO
       FILE - FILETYPE  MUST BE MACRO OR  COPY.  DMSLBM NEXT
       CALLS DMSBRD  TO READ THE  FIRST RECORD IN  THE FIRST
       MACRO FILE, CALLS DMSBWR TO WRITE IT INTO THE
       MACRO  LIBRARY  BEING  CREATED,  AND  INCREMENTS  THE
       INDEX. IF THE CARD IS A ./ CARD OR CMS EOF CARD IT IS
       NOT WRITTEN TO THE MACLIB.  AFTER WRITING
       THE FIRST (OR ANY) RECORD, THE ACTION TAKEN BY DMSLBM
       DEPENDS ON THE
       NATURE OF THE RECORD.

       IF THE RECORD IS A MACRO HEADER RECORD DMSLBM
       SAVES THE CURRENT INDEX VALUE
       THEN IT STORES
       THE INDEX VALUE IN THE APPROPRIATE ENTRY IN THE MACRO
       DICTIONARY (REFER TO "TABLE/RECORD  FORMATS" LATER IN
       THIS SECTION),  READS THE NEXT  RECORD, WHICH  IS THE
       PROTOTYPE RECORD,  OBTAINS THE  MACRO NAME  FROM THAT
       RECORD, MOVES  THE NAME TO  THE APPROPRIATE  ENTRY IN
       THE  MACRO DICTIONARY,  WRITES  THE PROTOTYPE  RECORD
       INTO  THE MACRO  LIBRARY, INCREMENTS  THE INDEX,  AND
       READS AND PROCESSES THE NEXT RECORD.

       IF THE RECORD READ IS EITHER  A COMMENT OR AN ELEMENT
       OF THE BODY OF THE
       MACRO,  DMSLBM MERELY  READS AND  PROCESSES THE  NEXT
       RECORD.

       IF THE RECORD IS A MACRO  TRAILER RECORD (THAT IS, IT
       CONTAINS THE CHARACTERS
       MEND STARTING IN COLUMN 10, DMSLBM INCREMENTS
       A POINTER TO POINT TO THE NEXT
       ENTRY IN  THE MACRO DICTIONARY,  AND RETURNS  TO READ
       AND PROCESSES THE NEXT ENTRY.

       DMSLBM REPEATS  THIS PROCESS FOR  ALL RECORDS  IN THE
       FIRST   MACRO   FILE.    WHEN   AN   END-OF-FILE   IS
       ENCOUNTERED, IT CALLS DMSFNSA TO CLOSE
       THAT  FILE,   AND  PROCESSES  THE  NEXT   MACRO  FILE
       SIMILARLY.

       WHEN ALL MACRO FILES ARE PROCESSED, DMSLBM WRITES THE
       MACRO DICTIONARY OUT AT
       THE  END OF  THE MACRO  LIBRARY,  OVERLAYS THE  DUMMY
       RECORD  AT THE  START  OF THE  MACRO  LIBRARY WITH  A
       DICTIONARY  HEADER  RECORD (REFERS  TO  "TABLE/RECORD
       FORMATS"), CLOSES  THE NEWLY  CREATED MACRO  LIBRARY,
       AND RETURNS TO THE CALLING PROGRAM, WHICH IS
       USUALLY DMSINT.

       NOTE:
       THROUGHOUT ITS  PROCESSING, DMSLBM  CHECKS TO  ENSURE
       THAT THE RECORDS IN EACH
       MACRO DEFINITION  ARE IN  CORRECT SEQUENCE.   IF THEY
       ARE NOT, IT SIGNALS THE ERROR  BY MEANS OF A TERMINAL
       MESSAGE (ERROR CODE 32), AND RETURNS TO THE CALLING
       PROGRAM.

       ADD:  DMSLBM CALLS  DMSSTT TO DETERMINE IF  THE MACRO
       LIBRARY TO
       WHICH THE MACROS ARE TO BE  ADDED EXISTS.  IF IT DOES
       NOT, IT SIGNALS THE ERROR
       AND RETURNS  TO THE  CALLING PROGRAM.   IF THE  MACRO
       LIBRARY  EXISTS,  DMSLBM  CALLS DMSBRD  TO  READ  THE
       DICTIONARY HEADER RECORD INTO MAIN STORAGE
       SO THAT IT CAN GET THE STARTING LOCATION OF THE MACRO
       DICTIONARY.  IT  THEN SETS  THE READ  POINTER IN  THE
       FILE STATUS TABLE TO POINT TO THE START OF THE MACRO
       DICTIONARY AND  REPEATEDLY CALLS  DMSLBM TO  READ THE
       MACRO  DICTIONARY INTO  STORAGE.   DMSLBM NEXT  CALLS
       DMSFNSA TO  CLOSE THE  MACRO LIBRARY.   HAVING CLOSED
       THE LIBRARY,  MACLIB CALLS  DMSPNT TO  SET THE  WRITE
       POINTER TO  THE START  OF THE  OLD MACRO  DICTIONARY.
       NEXT, DMSLBM  SETS A  POINTER TO  THE NEXT  AVAILABLE
       LOCATION IN THE MACRO DICTIONARY
       AND  THEN PROCEEDS  TO  ADD THE  MACROS  IN THE  SAME
       MANNER AS IT DOES IF GEN IS SPECIFIED.

       DEL:  THE  SPECIFIED MACRO NAME  IS DELETED  FROM THE
       MACRO LIBRARY DICTIONARY BY MOVING ALL
       DICTIONARY ENTRIES BEYOND IT DOWN 12
       BYTES IN THE DICTIONARY BUFFER.
       THE ACTUAL MACRO STATEMENTS
       REMAIN IN THE LIBRARY FILE UNTIL COMPACTED. THE       @VA12809
       LIBRARY IS ERASED IF THE LAST MEMBER IS DELETED.      @VA12809

       REP:  THE MACRO NAME THAT IS OBTAINED FROM WITHIN THE
       SPECIFIED FILE (WITH A FILETYPE  OF MACRO OR COPY) IS
       USED AS THE NAME OF THE MACRO TO BE REPLACED. THE
       OLD MACRO IS DELETED FROM THE LIBRARY AND
       THE NEW ONE ADDED TO THE END OF THE MACLIB.

       COMP:  THE MACRO DICTIONARY IS READ INTO STORAGE, AND
       EACH  MACRO  FROM  THE  LIBRARY  IS  WRITTEN  INTO  A
       TEMPORARY FILE (MACLIB CMSUT1) FOR EACH VALID ENTRY
       WITHIN THE DICTIONARY.

       MAP:   DMSLBM READS  THE MACRO  DICTIONARY INTO  MAIN
       STORAGE AS IT DOES FOR ADD.  NEXT, DMSLBM OBTAINS THE
       FIRST ENTRY IN THE DICTIONARY, MOVES THE NAME, INDEX,
       AND  SIZE TO  A  BUFFER,  AND CALLS  THE  APPROPRIATE
       ROUTINE  (DMSCWR,  DMSPIO,  DMSBWR)   TO  OUTPUT  THE
       CONTENTS OF THE  BUFFER, AT THE TERMINAL,  PRINTER OR
       ONTO DISK. DMSLBM REPEATS THIS  FOR EACH ENTRY IN THE
       DICTIONARY.  WHEN  ALL ENTRIES ARE  PROCESSED, DMSLBM
       RETURNS TO THE CALLING PROGRAM.

       TABLE/RECORD/FORMATS:   THE  FORMATS   OF  THE  MACRO
       DICTIONARY  AND  THE  DICTIONARY  HEADER  RECORD  ARE
       DESCRIBED BELOW.

       MACRO DICTIONARY: IN THE MACRO DICTIONARY
       EACH ENTRY IS TWELVE BYTES IN LENGTH AND
       CONTAINS TWO FIELDS. THE NAME FIELD (EIGHT BYTES)
       CONTAINS THE NAME  OF THE MACRO.  THE  INDEX FIELD (2
       BYTES) INDICATES WHERE, WITHIN THE MACRO LIBRARY, THE
       FIRST RECORD  (ITEM) IN  THE MACRO  IS LOCATED.   THE
       INDEX FIELD (2 BYTES) IS EXPRESSED AS AN ITEM NUMBER.

       DICTIONARY  HEADER  RECORD:   THE  DICTIONARY  HEADER
       RECORD DEFINES THE LOCATION AND SIZE
       OF THE MACRO DICTIONARY.  IT IS AN 80-BYTE RECORD AND
       CONTAINS THREE  MEANINGFUL FIELDS.   THE FIRST  FIELD
       (BYTES 1-6)  CONTAINS THE  CHARACTERS 'MACLIB'.   THE
       SECOND FIELD  (BYTES 7  AND 8)  IS A  POINTER TO  THE
       START OF THE MACRO DICTIONARY.  IT IS EXPRESSED AS AN
       ITEM  NUMBER.  THE  THIRD FIELD  (BYTES  11  AND  12)
       CONTAINS THE SIZE OF THE MACRO DICTIONARY (IN BYTES).



       ------------------------------------------
       |  NAME OF FIRST MACRO    INDEX          |
       ------------------------------------------
       |  NAME OF SECOND MACRO   INDEX          |
       ------------------------------------------
       |                                        |
       ------------------------------------------
       |  NAME OF NTH MACRO                     |
       ------------------------------------------

       MACRO DICTIONARY FORMAT


       -------------------------------------------
       |  BYTES  |   CONTENTS                    |
       -------------------------------------------
       |   1-6   |   DMSLIB
       |         |                               |
       |   7-8   |   POINTER TO START OF MACRO   |
       |         |   DICTIONARY                  |
       |         |                               |
       |   9-10  |   NOT USED                    |
       |         |                               |
       |  11-12  |   SIZE OF MACRO DICTIONARY    |
       |         |                               |
       |  13-80  |   NOT USED                    |
       -------------------------------------------

       DICTIONARY HEADER RECORD FORMAT

Calls to Other Routines

       DMSERS, DMSBWR, DMSSTT, DMSBRD,
       DMSFNS,DMSPNT,DMSRNM,DMSERR,DMSCWR,DMSPRT
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