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

BIND Commands

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ADD Command

The ADD command has two forms. The first form of the ADD command inserts names

in the four include lists: include entry point list, include data block list, include code

block list, and include run-time data unit list (RTDU list). The second form of the ADD

command specifies that a code segment boundary marker be placed at the end of the

current include code list.

ADD resolves all previously unresolved external references that are satisfied by the

added entry point or data block, except those named on the omit list.

You cannot use the ADD command to include nested code blocks (blocks with lexical

levels greater than one).

CODE entry-list

specifies code to be included in the target file. Associated code blocks, entry

points, own blocks, and RTDUs are added to the appropriate include lists for each

entry point named. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of entry-list.

DATA block-list

specifies FORTRAN COMMON blocks, TAL BLOCKs, C external variables, Pascal

external variables, Pascal exported variables, and COBOL85 EXTERNAL data

items to be included in the target file. See Table 3-2 for valid forms of block-list.

specifies all code blocks, entry points, data blocks, and referenced RTDUs in the

file be added to the applicable include lists.

FROM file-name

specifies the Guardian object file name or OSS pathname to use. The default is the

current file.

DELETE

specifies any previously inserted occurrences of names added by this command

be deleted.

SPACE

specifies a code segment boundary marker be placed at the end of the current

include code list. The ADD SPACE command cannot include any other

parameters.

ADD { CODE entry-list } [ FROM file-name ] [ , DELETE ]

{ DATA block-list }

{ * }

ADD SPACE