FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compiler Directives

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HIGHREQ Compiler Directive

#HIGHPIN is on. You can test the value of #HIGHPIN by entering its name on

the TACL command line:

1> #HIGHPIN

TACL responds with either “YES” or “NO”.

You can change the value of the TACL #HIGHPIN variable by entering the

following:

1> SET VARIABLE #HIGHPIN

You might not want all processes that you start from TACL to run at a high PIN.

Instead of setting #HIGHPIN ON, you can enable high PINs only for the current

process by specifying the HIGHPIN run-option:

RUN MYPROG / IN file1, OUT file2,... HIGHPIN ... /

The processor in which your process runs is configured to support high PINs

and has an available PIN that is greater than 255.

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NOHIGH PIN is the default value for this directive. If you specify HIGHPIN, you

might need to make changes in your program. For information about converting

processes to run at high PINs, see the Guardian Application Conversion Guide.

Example

?HIGHPIN

HIGHREQ Compiler Directive

The HIGHREQ directive specifies whether your process can be opened as a server by

requester processes that run at a PIN that is greater than 255.

The default value is NOHIGHREQ.

[NO]HIGHREQ[x]

OFF

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