HP 1650B

CMASk
CMASk
command/query
The CMASk (Compare Mask) command allows you to set the bits in the
channel mask for a given label in the compare listing image to “compares”
or “don’t compares.”
The CMASk query returns the state of the bits in the channel mask for a
given label in the compare listing image.
Command Syntax: :MACHine{ 1IP):COMPare:CMASk
<label-name >, <care-spec>
where:
c label-name > :: = a string of up to 6 alphanumeric characters
c care-spec >
:: = string of characters “{ * I.}.,.” (32 characters maximum)
*
:: = care (compare)
:: = don’t care (don’t compare)
Example: OUTPUT XXX ; ” :MACHINEZ:COMPARE:CMASK ‘STAT’, ‘*.**..**I”
Query Syntax:
:MACHine{ 112}:COMPare:CMASk? c label-name >
RetUrWd Format: [:MACHine{ ll2):COMPare:CMASkl
<label-name > , <care-spec > -z NL>
Example: 10 DIM String$[lOO]
20 OUTPUT XXX;“:MACHINE2:COMPARE:CMASK? ‘POD5’”
30 ENTER XXX; String$
40 PRINT String$
50 END
COMPare Subsystem
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