SNAX Creator-2 Configuration and Control Manual
Starting SNAX Creator-2
Startup and Configuration of SNAX Creator-2
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The RUN command for SNAX Creator-2 has the following syntax:
>[ RUN ] CREOBJ [/
runoptions
/] [
param
[ ,
param
] … ]
CREOBJ
is the name of the object file for the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem.
runoptions
is one or more of the standard TACL run options, separated by commas. These are
documented in the TACL Reference Manual. SNAX/Creator-2 uses some of these
run options in a non-standard way, as described under “RUN Command Run
Options,” later in this subsection.
param
is one or more SNAX Creator-2 startup parameters, separated by commas or
semicolons. The startup parameters can be specified in the SNAX Creator-2 RUN
command or with TACL command interpreter PARAM statements. Startup
parameters specified in the RUN command override parameters specified in
PARAM statements, and these override any built-in default values.
If a parameter is specified more than once as a RUN startup parameter or more
than once on a PARAM statement, the last specified value applies. Unrecognized
or otherwise erroneous startup parameter specifications on the RUN command
cause the process to terminate abnormally. Unrecognized or other erroneous
parameter specifications in PARAM statements are ignored without comment.
For a description of the startup parameters, see “RUN Command Startup
Parameters,” later in this subsection.
RUN Command
Run Options
The following must be specified:
NAME [ $
process-name
]
assigns a process name to the SNAX Creator-2 subsystem. Although the keyword
NAME is mandatory, the value is optional. If a value is not specified on the
NAME option, the operating system assigns a process name to the SNAX
Creator-2 subsystem.
The following are optional. They are used by SNAX Creator-2 in a non-standard way:
OUT [
filename
]
filename
is used by SNAX Creator-2 as the default value for the LOG or
LOGFILE startup parameter (as described under “RUN Command Run Options,”
later in this subsection). The logging file is used primarily during development
and should not be used in production environments.