CRE Programmer's Guide

Common Language Utility (CLU) Library Functions
Common Run-Time Environment (CRE) Programmer’s Guide—528146-004
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FORTRAN Considerations
priority
is an integer expression that evaluates to a numeric value appropriate for the
PROCESS_CREATE_ parameter to which it corresponds.
processor
is an integer expression that evaluates to a numeric value appropriate for the
PROCESS_CREATE_ parameter to which it corresponds.
processhandle
is a 2-byte integer array with at least ten elements; for example:
INTEGER*2 PROCESSHANDLE (10).
errordetail
is a 2-byte integer variable (INTEGER*2).
nameoption
is an integer expression that evaluates to a numeric value appropriate for the
PROCESS_CREATE_ parameter to which it corresponds.
name
is a character operand containing a string value appropriate for the
PROCESS_CREATE_ parameter to which it corresponds.
The compiler implicitly computes and transmits the size, in bytes, of
name to the
function.
If a string value does not completely fill its operand, the first unused character must
be a blank (space character).
processdescr
is a CHARACTER variable.
The compiler implicitly computes and transmits the size, in bytes, of
processdescr to the function.
When the size of the assigned value differs from the size of the variable, the text is
truncated or extended with blanks as necessary to fill the variable.
processdescrbytes
is a 2-byte integer variable (INTEGER*2).
nowaittag
is an integer expression that evaluates to a numeric value appropriate for the
PROCESS_CREATE_ parameter to which it corresponds.