CROSSREF Manual

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Paragraph-Name
Literals
CROSSREF prints literals before any other identifiers. They are
shown exactly as they appear in the source file; if they have
quotation marks in the source file, they have them in the cross-
reference listing.
Mnemonic-Name
If the identifier is a mnemonic-name, it is described in the
header as
{ CHANNEL- cc }
MNEMONIC IS { Tandem-name }
{ SWITCH- ss }
When the mnemonic-name refers to a channel, CHANNEL- cc appears in
the header. cc is a decimal integer from 1 to 12 that identifies
the channel.
When the mnemonic-name refers to a system-name, the appropriate
Tandem-name appears in the header. If you specify CONSOLE as the
system-name, $0 appears; if you specify MYTERM, #TERM appears.
When the mnemonic-name refers to an external switch, SWITCH- ss
appears in the header. ss is a decimal integer from 1 to 15
that identifies the switch. The external switch also appears as
a separate entry in the cross-reference listing. See "External
Switch" in this section for details.
Paragraph-Name
If the identifier is the name of a paragraph, it is described in
the header as PARAGRAPH. If the paragraph-name is qualified, the
qualifier also indicates what section the paragraph belongs to.
If code is generated for the program, % offset shows the code
offset for this paragraph relative to the base of the containing
program. % offset is an octal number of six digits.
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