MAC
1 ib
{
GEN}
ADD
1
ibna~a
fnl[fn2
...
]
REP
DEL
libname membernamel[membername2
...
]
COMP
libname
MAP
libname
[(options
...
[)]]
options:
[
TERM]
DISK
PRINT
For
a complete description of the MACLIB command, refer
to the
VM/SP
CMS
Command and Macro Reference.
MAKEBUF
Use the
MAKEBUF
command to create a new buffer within
the program stack. The format
of
the MAKEBUF command
is:
I
MAKEBUF
Usage Notes:
1.
When you issue a MAKEBUF command, CMS returns
as a return code the number of the program stack buffer
just created.
If
you issue a MAKEBUF command in an
EXEC
that has the &ERROR statement in effect, the
MAKEBUF
return code causes the &ERROR statement
to execute.
2.
Use the WAITRD function
to
read lines from the buffers
the MAKEBUF command creates. W AITRD first reads
lines from the most recently created buffer. When the
most recent buffer
is
exhausted, W AITRD reads the next
most recent buffer. When all program stack buffers are
exhausted, W AITRD reads from the terminal input
buffer.
Chapter 7.
VM/PC
Commands 7
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