Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

Binder Input and Output
Binder Manual—528613-004
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Target File Attributes
Table 5-2. Target File Attributes (page 1 of 3)
Attribute Description
DATA Specifies the total amount of nonextended data pages
allocated at run time for data blocks, stack, and local
storage. The default is 64K words for C and Pascal.
Note that you can use only one of DATA, STACK, or
EXTENDSTACK to override the default amount of data
space allocated by Binder.
EXTENDSTACK Specifies an amount of stack space to add to the amount
of stack space estimated by Binder. Binder then
allocates the total amount of stack space and total data
block space.
Note that you can use only one of DATA, STACK, or
EXTENDSTACK to override the default amount of data
space allocated by Binder. The default data space
allocated by Binder is the amount of space required for
all of the data blocks plus an estimated amount of stack
space for local storage.
HEAP Sets the maximum size of the heap used in C and
Pascal. The value you specify (in words, pages, or
bytes) overrides any other value Binder has
encountered. The default is 0.
HIGHPIN Specifies that the object file can run at a high process
identification number (PIN) if one is available. The
default is OFF.
HIGHREQUESTERS Specifies that the object file can support requests from
processes running at a high process identification
number (PIN). The default is OFF.
INSPECT Specifies which debugging program (Inspect or Debug)
you want to use when the object code is executed. The
default is OFF; that is, the Debug program is used.
LARGESTACK Sets the size of the $EXTENDED#STACK data block
used in TAL. The value you specify overrides any other
value Binder has encountered. If you omit this entry,
Binder uses the largest $EXTENDED#STACK block
possible.
LIBRARY Specifies the user library to associate with the object file
at run time. If you omit this entry, Binder associates no
user library with the object file. You can override this file
attribute at run time by specifying the LIB parameter in
the command interpreter RUN command.
LIKE Specifies that the following attributes of the target file are
to be the same as those of a specified object file: DATA,
INSPECT, LIBRARY, and SAVEABEND.