TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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Examples
1. This example shows how to start an interactive TACL process from an existing
TACL process:
13> TACL / IN $term1, OUT $term1, CPU 2, PRI 150, NOWAIT,&
13> &NAME $C106 / 3
After you enter this command:
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A new TACL process starts; it accepts commands from, and displays its output
on, terminal $TERM1.
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The name of the new TACL process is $C106.
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The primary TACL process for $TERM1 is running in processor 2. The backup
process is running in processor 3.
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The execution priority of the new process is 150.
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Because the NOWAIT option was used, you can immediately execute another
command from the current TACL without waiting for the new TACL process to
terminate.
2. This example shows how to start a TACL process that uses a command file for
input:
14> TACL / IN comfile, OUT listing, NOWAIT /
After you enter this command:
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A new TACL process executes the commands contained in the file COMFILE.
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Output from the new TACL process is sent to the file LISTING.
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The NOWAIT option means that control of the terminal returns to the original
TACL process while the new TACL process runs. You can now enter new
commands.