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

BIND Commands

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REPLACE Command

The REPLACE command inserts replacements for code blocks, data blocks, and any

referenced entry points or RTDUs into the include lists.

You cannot use the REPLACE command with nested blocks (blocks with a lexical level

greater than one).

CODE entry-list

specifies entry points in the file to replace entry points in the include entry name

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

DATA block-list

specifies data blocks in the file to replace data blocks in the include data block list.

See Table 3-2 for valid forms of block-list.

specifies that all entry points, data blocks, and RTDUs in the file are to replace

matching entry points, data blocks, and RTDUs in the appropriate include lists.

FROM file-name

specifies the Guardian file name or OSS pathname containing the entry points and

data blocks to replace corresponding ones in the include lists. The default is the

current file.

Considerations

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Binder sets HIGHPIN ON for a target object file if and only if all of the files that

make up the target object file are set HIGHPIN ON.

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Binder sets HIGHREQUESTERS ON for a target object file if and only if

HIGHREQUESTERS ON is set for the object file containing the main program.

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Binder sets RUNNAMED ON for a target object file if any object file that makes up

the target file is set RUNNAMED ON.

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The ADD command (with the DELETE option specified) performs functions similar

to those performed by REPLACE. ADD,DELETE adds a specified entry name to

the end of the include list, deleting the previous occurrence of the entry. REPLACE

removes the previous occurrence of the entry name and inserts the new reference

in its place.

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If an error occurs during a REPLACE command, you might accomplish the

operation by using ADD,DELETE. For example, the REPLACE command replaces

REPLACE { CODE entry-list } [ FROM file-name ]

{ DATA block-list }

{ * }