TAL Reference Manual

Compiler Directives

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HIGHREQUESTERS Directive

HIGHREQUESTERS sets the HIGHREQUESTERS attribute in a D-series object file.

Usage Considerations

HIGHREQUESTERS can appear in the compilation command or anywhere in the

source code. HIGHREQUESTERS can appear any number of times in a compilation. It

need not appear in each source file, just once in the compilation unit.

HIGHREQUESTERS sets the HIGHREQUESTERS attribute in the object file, which

means the object file supports HIGHPIN requesters. If you do not specify

HIGHREQUESTERS, the object file cannot support HIGHPIN requesters (the default).

An object file can be called by D-series HIGHPIN requesters if the object file:

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Is compiled with HIGHREQUESTERS in effect

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Contains a MAIN procedure

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Fulfills other requirements described in the Guardian Application Conversion Guide

As an alternative, you can set the HIGHREQUESTERS attribute after compilation by

using Binder commands.

Examples of HIGHREQUESTERS Directive

1. This example specifies the HIGHREQUESTERS directive in a directive line in a D-

series source file:

?HIGHREQUESTERS

2. This example specifies the HIGHREQUESTERS directive in a compilation

command to compile a D-series source file:

TAL /IN tsrc, OUT $S.#lst, NOWAIT/ tobj; HIGHREQUESTERS

VST1628.vsd

HIGHREQUESTERS