CRE Programmer's Guide

Common Language Utility (CLU) Library Functions
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FORTRAN Considerations
ENTER "PutAssignValue"
USING portion, value, cplist, message-number GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Param_Delete_" USING portion GIVING result
ENTER "DeleteParam" USING portion, cplist GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Param_GetText_"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER "GetParamText"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Param_PutText_"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER "PutParamText"
USING portion, text, cplist GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Startup_Delete_" USING portion GIVING result
ENTER "DeleteStartup" USING portion, cplist GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Startup_GetText_"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER "GetStartupText"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Startup_PutText_"
USING portion, text GIVING result
ENTER "PutStartupText"
USING portion, text, cplist GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Assign_CheckName_" USING name GIVING result
ENTER "CheckLogicalName" USING name GIVING result
ENTER TAL "SMU_Message_CheckNumber_"
USING message-number GIVING result
ENTER "CheckMessage"
USING message-number GIVING result
FORTRAN Considerations
You can use the SMU functions in either the TNS CRE or in a FORTRAN run-time
environment. Rules for using the pre-D20 SMU functions (and the ENV directive) are
given in the
FORTRAN Reference Manual. The current SMU functions in this section
differ from the pre-D20 SMU functions only in minor ways. These differences are
described in the following paragraphs.
Before you reference a current SMU function, you must declare it in a GUARDIAN or
CONSULT directive that specifies an object file that contains a copy of the function.
The current SMU functions are contained in CLULIB (usually in $SYSTEM.SYSTEM),
rather than in a FORTRAN product file. CLULIB also contains all the pre-D20 SMU
functions.