nld and noft Manual

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nld and noft Manual—520384-003
A-11
LISTPROC
Callable Whether the function was marked “callable” at compilation time.
Procedures are marked “callable” at compilation time as part of the
mechanism used by HP for writing operating system code. It is not
expected that the typical user will do this. The syntax for specifying
a callable procedure depends on the language; it is beyond the
scope of this manual to explain the syntax of specific languages.
(Callable is a system level programmer function attribute.)
Interrupt Whether the function was marked “interrupt” at compilation time.
Procedures are marked “interrupt” at compilation time as part of the
mechanism used by HP for writing operating system code. It is not
expected that the typical user will do this. The syntax for specifying
an interruptible procedure depends on the language; it is beyond the
scope of this manual to explain the syntax of specific languages.
(Interrupt is a system level programmer function attribute.)
Alternate Entry Point Meaningful only for pTAL procedures.
Subprocedure Meaningful only for pTAL procedures.
Visibility Whether other functions in other modules can link to this function.
Optimization Level Set at compilation time.
Parent Procedure Whether the function has a parent.
Source File The function’s source file.
Example A-15. LISTPROC Option (Linkfile)
noft> LISTPROC * DETAIL
******** List of Procedures ********
Number : 0
Name :
main
Address : 0x00000000
Size : 180 bytes
Resident : No
Privileged : No
Callable : No
Interrupt : No
Alternate Entry Point : No
Subprocedure : No
Visibility : External
Optimization Level : 0
Parent Procedure : (none)
Source File : \DLLQA.$D0117.CRGMAN.MAINC
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