CROSSREF Manual

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File-Name
offset is the byte offset of the value of the data-item from
the relevant base address; for example, from the start of the
containing record. This corresponds to the identifier's position
within a record. The offset is shown in decimal notation up to
nine places without leading zeros.
i INX[S] appears if the references to the data-item require
subscripting or indexing. In that case, i is a number from 1 to
7 showing the number of subscripts. If the value of i is 1, INX
appears instead of INXS.
SPCL-REG appears if the data-name is a Special Register.
File-Name
If the identifier is a file name, it is described in the header
as
FD IS external-file-name kk KEY[S]
SET s:pp
BLOCK= b [R] RECORD= r {F} ORG= org ACC= acc
{V}
external-file-name is the name that you specified in the ASSIGN
clause of the File-Control entry.
kk KEY[S] indicates the number of record keys the file has in
decimal notation. If the value of kk is 1, KEY appears instead
of KEYS.
SET s:pp appears if the file is a member of a multiple file tape
set. s is a digit that identifies the set and pp is a decimal
integer from 1 to 31 that identifies the file's position in that
set.
If the block size is not equal to the record size, the BLOCK
field shows the block size in decimal notation. R indicates a
record multiple size; otherwise, it is the block size in bytes.
The RECORD entry shows record size in bytes, expressed in decimal
notation. F indicates the records are of fixed length; V
indicates the records are of variable length, each having up to
the displayed maximum size.
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