Accelerator Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Using the Accelerator
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AXCEL Command Usage Examples
run-options
is one or more standard run-time options, as described in the TACL Reference
Manual. The most useful options for the AXCEL command are:
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IN file-name, to specify an obey file that is an additional source of
Accelerator options
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OUT file-name, to specify the file to which the Accelerator is to write its
listing
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SWAP volume-name, to specify a swap volume for the temporary file created
during acceleration
Each option keyword, along with any accompanying arguments, must be separated
by a comma from the next.
input-file
is the name of the file containing the TNS object program that the Accelerator is to
process; the file must be fully bound, runnable, and of file code type 100 or 180.
output-file
is the name of the file to which the Accelerator will write its output: that is, the
accelerated object file. If input-file and output-file are the same file, you
must specify the file name in both places. If you specify an output file that already
exists, the Accelerator attempts to delete it to make room for a file of the same
name. If it cannot delete that older file, it creates a file with a name of the form
“ZZZZnnnn” to use instead, and tells you in the listing that it did so.
AXCEL-options
is one or more Accelerator options, which are listed and described in Section 10,
Accelerator Command Summary. Each option keyword, along with any
accompanying arguments, must be separated by a comma from the next keyword.
You can also specify OSS pathnames for the input-file, output-file, obey files,
and files specified in UserLib and Obey options. Partially qualified pathnames are
resolved using the current working directory. (If you run the Accelerator using the
gtacl command, pathnames must be fully qualified.) Unlike Guardian file names,
OSS pathnames are case sensitive.
AXCEL Command Usage Examples
The following example show how the AXCEL command is used:
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The Accelerator accelerates the object file myobj and generates an accelerated
object file named myaxcel:
AXCEL myobj, myaxcel