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RT-11 System User's Guide Update Notice 1
Company:
Digital Equipment Corporation
Part:
AD-5279C-T1
Date:
1984-07
Keywords:
Operating System:
RT-11 Version 5.1
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Table of Contents
Part I
RT-11 Overview
Chapter 1
System Components
1.1
Hardware
1.2
Software
1.2.1
Monitors
1.2.1.1
Single-Job (SJ) Monitor
1.2.1.2
Foreground/Background (FB) Monitor
1.2.1.3
Extended Memory (XM) Monitor
1.2.2
Device Handlers
1.2.3
System Utility Programs
1.2.3.1
Editing
1.2.3.2
General Purpose
1.2.3.3
System Jobs
1.2.3.4
Debugging and Patching
1.2.3.5
BATCH
1.2.4
Language Processors
1.3
RT-11 Software Documentation
1.4
System Services
1.4.1
Keyboard Monitor Commands
1.4.2
System Programs
1.4.3
The Relationship Between Complex Commands and System Programs
1.4.4
The System Macro Library and Programmed Requests
1.4.5
SYSLIB FORTRAN-Callable Subprograms
Chapter 2
Program Development
2.1
Using an Editor (EDIT, KED, KEX, or K52)
2.2
Using the Assembler (MACRO)
2.3
Using the Linker (LINK)
2.4
Using the Debugger (ODT or VDT)
2.5
Using the Librarian (LIBR)
2.6
Using a High-Level Language (FORTRAN, BASIC, or DIBOL)
Part II
System Communication
Chapter 3
System Conventions
3.1
Start-Up Procedure
3.2
Data Formats
3.3
Device Names
3.4
File Names and File Types
3.5
Device Structures
3.6
Special Function Keys
3.7
Foreground/Background Terminal I/O
3.8
Type-Ahead Feature
Chapter 4
Keyboard Commands
4.1
Command Syntax
4.1.1
Factoring File Specifications
4.1.2
File Type Specification
4.1.3
Abbreviating Keyboard Commands
4.1.4
Keyboard Prompts
4.2
Wildcards
4.3
Editing Command Lines and Terminal Input
4.3.1
The GOLD Key (PF1)
4.3.2
The Help Key (PF2)
4.3.3
Moving the Cursor
4.3.4
Reproduce Last Command Executed
4.3.5
Delete Line from Cursor to End of Line
4.3.6
Restore Last Line Deleted
4.3.7
Delete One Character to Left of Cursor
4.3.8
Switch Positions of Two Characters
4.3.9
Delete All Characters to Left of Cursor
4.3.10
Truncate and Execute Command Line
4.3.11
Execute Entire Command Line
4.3.12
Redisplay Current Line
4.3.13
Redisplay Line Before Last Line Executed
4.4
Defining Commands with Distributed UCL.SAV
4.4.1
Command Definition Syntax
4.4.2
Defining Command Abbreviations
4.4.3
Displaying Command Definitions
4.4.4
Adding Information from a Command Line
4.4.5
Redefining Commands
4.4.6
Deleting Commands
4.5
Indirect Files
4.5.1
Creating Indirect Files
4.5.2
Executing Indirect Files
4.5.3
Start-Up Indirect Files
4.6
Keyboard Monitor Commands
ABORT
ASSIGN
B
BACKUP
BOOT
CLOSE
COMPILE
COPY
CREATE
D
DATE
DEASSIGN
DELETE
DIBOL
DIFFERENCES
DIRECTORY
DISMOUNT
DUMP
E
EDIT
EXECUTE
FORMAT
FORTRAN
FRUN
GET
GT
HELP
INITIALIZE
INSTALL
LIBRARY
LINK
LOAD
MACRO
MOUNT
PRINT
PROTECT
R
REENTER
REMOVE
RENAME
RESET
RESUME
RUN
SAVE
SET
SHOW
SQUEEZE
SRUN
START
SUSPEND
TIME
TYPE
UNLOAD
UNPROTECT
4.7
Concise Command Language (CCL)
Chapter 5
Indirect Control File Processor (IND)
5.1
Creating an Indirect Control File
5.1.1
Labels
5.1.2
IND Directives and Keyboard Commands
5.1.2.1
IND Directives
5.1.2.2
Keyboard Commands
5.1.3
Comments
5.2
Executing Indirect Control Files
5.2.1
IND Options
5.2.1.1
Delete Control File Option (/D)
5.2.1.2
Suppress Keyboard Commands Option (/N)
5.2.1.3
Suppress Console Display Option (/Q)
5.2.1.4
Command Tracing Option (/T)
5.2.2
Passing Parameters
5.2.3
Nested Indirect Control Files
5.2.4
Executing Indirect Command Files from Control Files
5.3
Directive Summary
5.4
Symbols
5.4.1
Local and Global Symbols
5.4.2
Logical Symbols
5.4.3
Numeric Symbols
5.4.3.1
Defining the Radix of a Numeric Symbol
5.4.3.2
Numeric Expressions
5.4.4
String Symbols
5.4.5
Special Symbols
5.4.6
Symbol Value Substitution
5.5
IND Directives
5.5.1
Define a Label (.label:)
5.5.1.1
Label Processing
5.5.1.2
Direct Access Labels
5.5.2
Define Logical End of File (/)
5.5.3
.ASK Directive
5.5.3.1
Syntax
5.5.3.2
Question Display
5.5.3.3
Responses
5.5.4
.ASKN Directive
5.5.4.1
Syntax
5.5.4.2
Determining the Radix
5.5.4.3
Question Display
5.5.4.4
Responses
5.5.5
.ASKS Directive
5.5.5.1
Syntax
5.5.5.2
Determining the Radix of Range and Timeout Values
5.5.5.3
Question Display
5.5.5.4
Responses
5.5.6
Begin Block (.BEGIN)
5.5.7
Chain to Another File (.CHAIN)
5.5.8
Close File (.CLOSE)
5.5.9
Send Data to File (.DATA)
5.5.10
Decrement Numeric Symbol (.DEC)
5.5.11
Delay Execution (.DELAY)
5.5.12
Disable Option (.DISABLE)
5.5.13
Display Symbol Table (.DUMP)
5.5.14
Enable Option (.ENABLE)
5.5.15
End Block (.END)
5.5.16
Delete Symbols (.ERASE)
5.5.17
Exit Current Control File (.EXIT)
5.5.18
Call a Subroutine (.GOSUB)
5.5.19
Branch to a Label (.GOTO)
5.5.20
Logical Tests
5.5.20.1
Test If Symbol Meets Specified Condition (.IF)
5.5.20.2
Test If Symbol Is Defined or Not Defined (.IFDF/.IFNDF)
5.5.20.3
Test If Operating Mode Is Enabled or Disabled (.IFENABLED/.IFDISABLED)
5.5.20.4
Test If Device Is Loaded (.IFLOA/.IFNLOA)
5.5.20.5
Test If Symbol Is True or False (.IFT/.IFF)
5.5.20.6
Compound Tests
5.5.21
Increment Numeric Symbol (.INC)
5.5.22
Branch on Error (.ONERR)
5.5.23
Opening Data Files
5.5.23.1
Open File (.OPEN)
5.5.23.2
Open File for Append (.OPENA)
5.5.23.3
Open File for Read (.OPENR)
5.5.24
Parse a String (.PARSE)
5.5.25
Purge File (.PURGE)
5.5.26
Read a Record (.READ)
5.5.27
Return from a Subroutine (.RETURN)
5.5.28
Set Numeric Symbol to Decimal or Octal (.SETD/.SETO)
5.5.29
Set Symbol to Logical Value (.SETL)
5.5.30
Set Symbol to Numeric Value (.SETN)
5.5.31
Set Symbol to String Value (.SETS)
5.5.32
Set Symbol to True or False (.SETT/.SETF)
5.5.32.1
.SETT Directive
5.5.32.2
.SETF Directive
5.5.33
Terminate Processing (.STOP)
5.5.34
Test a Symbol (.TEST)
5.5.35
Test for Installed Device (.TESTDEVICE)
5.5.36
Test for File (.TESTFILE)
5.5.37
Obtain Volume Identification (.VOL)
Part III
Text Editing
Chapter 6
Text Editor (EDIT)
6.1
Calling EDIT
6.2
Modes of Operation
6.3
Special Key Commands
6.4
Command Structure
6.4.1
Arguments
6.4.2
Command Strings
6.4.3
Current Location Pointer
6.4.4
Character- and Line-Oriented Command Properties
6.4.4.1
Character-Oriented Commands
6.4.4.2
Line-Oriented Commands
6.4.5
Command Repetition
6.5
Memory Usage
6.6
Editing Commands
6.6.1
File Open and Close Commands
6.6.1.1
Edit Read
6.6.1.2
Edit Write
6.6.1.3
Edit Backup
6.6.1.4
End File
6.6.2
File Input/Output Commands
6.6.2.1
Read
6.6.2.2
Write
6.6.2.3
Next
6.6.2.4
Exit
6.6.3
Pointer Relocation Commands
6.6.3.1
Beginning
6.6.3.2
Jump
6.6.3.3
Advance
6.6.4
Search Commands
6.6.4.1
Get
6.6.4.2
Find
6.6.4.3
Position
6.6.5
Text Listing Commands
6.6.5.1
List
6.6.5.2
Verify
6.6.6
Text Modification Commands
6.6.6.1
Insert
6.6.6.2
Delete
6.6.6.3
Kill
6.6.6.4
Change
6.6.6.5
Exchange
6.6.7
Utility Commands
6.6.7.1
Save
6.6.7.2
Unsave
6.6.7.3
Macro
6.6.7.4
Execute Macro
6.6.7.5
Edit Version
6.6.7.6
Uppercase and Lowercase Commands
6.7
Display Editor
6.7.1
Using the Display Editor
6.7.2
Immediate Mode
6.8
EDIT Example
6.9
EDIT Error Conditions
Part IV
Setting Hardware Characteristics
Chapter 7
Hardware Characteristics Program (SETUP)
7.1
SETUP Commands
7.1.1
Mode Commands
7.1.2
Control Commands
7.2
SETUP Modes
7.2.1
Terminal Modes
7.2.2
Terminal and Printer Modes
7.2.3
Clock Modes
7.3
SETUP Controls
7.4
Summary of SETUP Modes and Controls
Appendix A
Monitor Command Abbreviations and System Utility Program Equivalents