TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#GETCONFIGURATION Built-In Function
CONFIGRUN
if PROCESSLAUNCH, then the TACL RUN[D] command was configured to
call the system procedure PROCESS_LAUNCH_ to start the process. In this
case, the additional RUN[D] command options, MAXMAINSTACKSIZE,
MAXNATIVEHEAPSIZE, and GUARANTEEDSWAPSPACE, are available.
if PROCESSCREATE, then the TACL RUN[D] command was configured to call
the system procedure PROCESS_CREATE_ to start the process. In this case,
thee additional RUN[D] command options, MAXMAINSTACKSIZE,
MAXNATIVEHEAPSIZE, and GUARANTEEDSWAPSPACE, are not available.
LOGOFFSCREENCLEAR
if not zero, specifies that if TACL is interactive, and the IN file is a 65xx
terminal, the terminal memory is cleared at (#)LOGOFF unless the NOCLEAR
option is supplied. The CLEAR and NOCLEAR options always override the
automatic operation. This option is initially set to -1.
NAMELOGON
if not zero, specifies that the LOGON command, in both the logged-off and
logged-on states, and #CHANGEUSER do not accept user numbers but
require that user names be used. This option is initially set to 0.
NOCHANGEUSER
if not zero, TACL disables the ability to log on from a logged-on state. This
option is initially set to 0.
REMOTECMONREQUIRED
if not zero, specifies that all operations requiring approval by a remote $CMON
are denied if that remote $CMON is unavailable or is running too slowly.
$CMON approval is not needed if the TACL is already logged on as the super
ID. This option is initially set to 0.
REMOTECMONTIMEOUT
specifies the number of seconds that TACL is to wait for any $CMON operation
involving a remote $CMON. This option is initially set to 30.
REMOTESUPERID
if zero, specifies that if TACL is started remotely, any attempt to log on (or use
#CHANGEUSER) with the super ID (255,255) results in an illegal logon. This
option is initially set to -1 (disabled).
REQUESTCMONUSERCONFIG
if not zero, after a LOGON command or #CHANGEUSER built-in function is
executed, the TACL process sends a message to the $CMON process