IBM System/360 20 User Manual

The operation field contains the opera-
tion code AOPTN.
The operand field contains one or more
of the following operands:
ENTRY
LITERAL
NODECK
NOERR
NOESD
NOLIST
NORLD
NOSYM
An ENTRY statement is to be
produced as the last record of
the object program. (An ENTRY
statement is required for the
object program that is to be
the last input program to the
Linkage Editor.)
Literals are to be processed.
(If this statement is not used,
literals cannot be processed by
the Assem bIer. )
The object program is not to be
punched into cards or written
onto tape.
The error listing is not to
appear in the printed output.
(The number of flagged state-
ments is printed.)
ESD (External Symbol Dic-
tionary) records are not to be
included in the object program
and the printed output. (The
object program cannot be pro-
cessed by the Linkage Editor.)
A program listing is not to be
produced. (The number of
flagged statements is printed.)
RLD (Relocation Dictionary)
records are not to be included
in the object program and the
printed output. (The object
program cannot be relocated.)
A Simbol table is not to appear
in the printed output.
If, for one assembly, the user wishes to
request several functions, he may do this
by issuing
1. one AOPTN statement with several
operands, or
2. several AOPTN statements with one or
several operand(s) each.
If an AOPTN statement contains more than
one operand, the operands must be separated
from each other by a comma. An AOPTN sta-
tement must be completely contained in one
card. continuation cards are not per-
mitted. If both NODECK and NOLIST are
requested for an assembly, an error halt
occurs.
Note: AOPTN statements are read on SYSIPT.
They must precede the source statements.
PREPARATION OF THE SYSTEM
The following steps must be taken to pre-
pare the system for the execution of the
TPS Assembler program:
1. If the TPS Basic Monitor is not yet in
main storage, initiate the system run
as described in the section Initiating
~l~~~-Resigent ~Y§1§ID_Run~
2. Place the cards containing job control
statements into the hopper of SYSRDR.
3. Place into the hopper of SYSIPT:
a) the cards containing the AOPTN
statements (if any),
b) the source-program deck, concluded
by an END card,
c) an end-of-file card (/* in
cols. 1-2).
Note: If SYSBDR and SYSIPT have been
assIgned the same card reading device,
the deck read on SYSIPT must be placed
behind the job control-card deck in the
hopper of the device.
4. Mount work tape 1 on the drive assigned
to SYSOOO and press the Load-Rewind key
and the start key of the drive.
5. Mount work tape 2 on the drive assigned
to SYS001 and press the Load-Rewind key
and the start key of the drive.
6. If literals are to be processed (i.e.,
if an AOPTN LITERAL statement is pre-
sent), mount a third work tape on the
drive assigned to SYS002 and press the
Load-Rewind key and the start key of
the drive.
7. If a card punching device has been
assigned to SYSOPT, place blank cards
into the hopper of the device.
8. If a tape drive has been assigned to
SYSOPT, mount an appropriate tape on
the drive and press the Load-Rewind key
and the Start key of the drive. (Note
that the literal tape, if any, may be
used as output tape.)
9. Install appropriate forms in the print-
er and press the Reset key and the
Start key of the device.
10. Press the start keys of all required
I/O devices that are not yet ready.
11. Press the Start key on the CPU console.
Figure 8 shows the arrangement of input
to, and output from, the TPS Assembler
program.
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IBM System/360 20 Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	System/360 20
Category	Storage
Language	English