TAL Programmer's Guide

LMAP Listings

Compiler Listing

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Host Source File

The abbreviated edit-file name of the host source file appears on the same line as the

identifier name. The sequence number assigned to the source file appears in brackets.

The line number where the declaration starts accompanies the file name. An example

is:

SOURCE1S[23] 137

Reference Lines

Reference lines include an entry for each reference in the compilation. For each

reference line except read references, an alphabetic code indicates the type of

reference. Codes are D (definition), I (invocation), P (parameter), W (write), and M

(other). Refer to the Crossref Manual for additional information.

Identifier Cross-Reference Example

The identifier cross-reference pages begin with the format shown in Figure 15-11. The

header line (only on the first page of references) lists the total number of symbols

referenced and the total number of references.

Figure 15-11. Identifier Cross-Reference Listing

152 TOTAL SYMBOLS COLLECTED WITH 61 TOTAL REFERENCES COLLECTED

ALLOCATE_CBS DEFINE GPLDEFS[3] 15 GPLDEFS[3] 198

ALLOCATE_FCB DEFINE GPLDEFS[3] 27 SOURCE2S[2] 5

ASSIGN_BLOCKLENGTH INT LITERAL GPLDEFS[3] 81 GPLDEFS[3] 81.1 135

DEFAULT_VOL INT DIRECT VARIABLE SOURCE4S[4] 2 SOURCE1S[1] 14 W

MESSAGE OF STARTUP INT INDIRECT VARIABLE SOURCE1S[1] 12 SOURCE1S[1] 11 D 14

MSG_CLOSE EXTERNAL PROC SOURCE4S[4] 10 SOURCE1S[1] 28 I

RUCB INT INDIRECT VARIABLE SOURCE2S[2] 5 SOURCE1S[1] 18 P

LMAP Listings Depending on the LMAP directive option in effect, BINSERV produces one of the

following maps:

Directive Kind of Load Map

LMAP Same as LMAP ALPHA, the default

LMAP ALPHA Procedures and data blocks, ordered by name (the default)

LMAP LOC Procedures and data blocks, ordered by starting address

LMAP XREF Procedure and data-block cross-references for the object file

LMAP

Procedures and data blocks, ordered by name and by starting address, plus

cross-references for the object file