IBM System/360 20 User Manual

Job Control Statements
SYSOPT
/*
Source Program in
Assembler Language
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( AOPTN ••• II
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SYSIPT
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Tape I
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SYSOO2
SYSLOG / SYSLST
Note: SYSRDR and SYSIPT may be assigned the same card reading device. In that case, the cards read on SYSIPT follow those read on
SYSRDR in the hopper. SYSOPT and SYSOO2 maybe assigned the same tape drive.
Figure 8. Arrangement of Input and Output of the Assembler Program
PROGRAMMED HALTS
A number of programmed halts may occur dur-
ing the loading and execution of the TPS
Assembler program. The halt-code displays
and the associated restart procedures are
described in the section R£~~rammeg-Hall
J2i§'Elll§_~.n.L.R~H!!:E.£1_R!:Q~,§.QQr es.
MESSAGES
The TPS Assembler causes a number of diag-
nostic and information messages to be
listed on the printer assigned to SYSLST.
For a list of these messages and their
meaning I refer to the SRL publication IBM
~~§!.§gLl&Q_~Q.Q.§~_lQL_Di§~_~~.Ll~e Program-
~~~stems, Assembler LangQ~~,Form
C24-9002.
OPEBATOR INTERVENTION
During macro generation, it is possitle
that the Assembler program enters a loop.
To terminate the looping and continue pro-
cessing, the operator must:
• fress the Stop key on the CPU console,
• enter FF into location OOCE,
•
press the Start key on the CPU console.
The macro generation during which the
loof was entered is terminated, and the
28 System/360 Model 20 TPS Operating Procedures

IBM System/360 20 Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	System/360 20
Category	Storage
Language	English