GDSX Manual

Service Routines
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BIT^RESET
table input
is a pointer to the bit map table.
minimum input
INT:value
is the index for the first bit in the range to be tested. This parameter must be greater
than or equal to 0.
maximum input
INT:value
is the index for the last bit in the range to be tested. This variable must be less than
32,768.
Example
See “USER^STOP” on page 9-22 for an example using the BIT^TEST procedure.
BIT^RESET
This procedure resets to 0 the ith bit of a bit map table in either global or extended
memory.
table input
is a pointer to the bit map table.
index input
INT:value
is the index for the bit to be set to 0 (available). The range for this parameter is
specified by: 0 <= index < 32, 768.
INT:ref (Use for global memory reference.)
INT .EXT:ref (Use for extended memory reference.)
Caution. You must not reset TSCODE-defined map bits.
CALL BIT^RESET ( table !
i
,index ); !
i
INT:ref (Use for global memory reference.)
INT .EXT:ref (Use for extended memory reference.)