DSM Template Services Manual

Template Installation Program

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Running TEMPLI

To run TEMPLI from TACL:

IN cmd-file

specifies a file with commands that guide TEMPLI operation. TEMPLI accepts a

Guardian file name or a DEFINE logical name. The file can be a terminal, a

process, or a disk file. If you omit the IN parameter, TEMPLI uses the TACL IN file,

typically your terminal.

OUT listing-file

specifies a file that receives source statements, diagnostic messages, and

additional information. TEMPLI accepts a Guardian file name or a DEFINE logical

name. The file can be a terminal, a process, a printer, or a disk file. If you omit the

OUT parameter, TEMPLI uses the TACL OUT file, typically your terminal.

If the file exists, TEMPLI appends the listing lines to it. Otherwise, TEMPLI creates

an EDIT file with the specified file name.

run-option

is CPU, DEBUG, DEFMODE, INLINE, INSPECT, INV, JOBID, LIB, MEM, NAME,

NOWAIT, OUTV, PFS, PRI, STATUS, SWAP, TERM, HIGHPIN, or WINDOW. For

more information, see the RUN command in the

TACL Reference Manual

res-file

specifies the resident template file. TEMPLI accepts a Guardian file name or a

DEFINE logical name. The file must be a disk file. If an existing file has the

specified name and the correct type, TEMPLI purges the file and creates another

file with the same name.

nonres-file

specifies the nonresident template file. For details, see res-file.

For descriptions of the error and warning messages produced by TEMPLI, see

Appendix C, TEMPLI Errors and Warnings. TEMPLI reports the number of errors and

warnings separately at the end of a TEMPLI run.

TEMPLI also returns completion code and termination information when it terminates.

TEMPLI / [ IN cmd-file ]

[, OUT listing-file ]

[ , run-option ] ...

/ [ res-file, nonres-file ]