AutoTMF Software User's Guide (Update 12)
System Management
HP NonStop AutoTMF Software User’s Guide—429952-014
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TNS/R Library
On NonStop S-series servers, use AXCEL and specify the UL option as follows:
Note that the accelerator may produce a few warnings.
On Integrity NonStop servers, use OCA as follows: 
TNS/R Library
As discussed in Preparing TNS Programs on page 3-3, the NonStop AutoTMF 
software runtime library for TNS/R programs is distributed as four object files that 
correspond to the different classes of TNS/R programs:
•
ESCRUNN (linkable TNS/R object) and ESCRUNNT (executable TNS/R object) for 
PTAL programs and for TNS/R C++ programs.
•
ESCRUNNL (linkable TNS/R object) and ESCRUNNTM (executable TNS/R object) 
for TNS/R COBOL and C programs.
TNS/E DLL
The NonStop AutoTMF software runtime for native TNS/E programs is implemented as 
a DLL rather than a user library. The object file is ESCRUNDL.
Preparing a User Library
If some or all of your programs refer to a user library, the NonStop AutoTMF software 
runtime library should be bound with the existing user library object file. This step must 
be completed before you prepare the programs that reference the user library. The 
preparation of such programs will verify that the user library contains the NonStop 
AutoTMF software runtime. See Preparing Programs that Have a User Library on 
page 3-7 in Section 3, Preparing Programs
 for details.
PREPARE does not alter an existing reference to a user library, so you must replace 
each existing user library with one that contains the NonStop AutoTMF software 
runtime. You should not bind or link your user library routines to the standard 
$SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM object file because the standard runtime library is 
used by other NonStop AutoTMF software components.
Intercept Libraries
Intercept libraries should not be prepared. See paragraph Intercept Libraries in 
Section 3, Preparing Programs
 for details.
AXCEL $SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM, $SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM, UL;
OCA $SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM, UL;










