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RELEASE
SCHEDULER
SCAN
FOR
COMMA
IN
PARM
FIELD
BRANCH
IF
FOUND
POIN'!
TO
NEXT
CHARACTER
GR6
NOW
CONTAINS
NO.
OF
BYTES
SCANNED
SUBTRACT
1
FROM
COUNT
FOR
COMMA
GR7
NOW
POINTS
AT
REMAINING
PARAMETERS
SETUP GR6
FOR
USE
IN
EX
INST.
REMAINING
COUNT
TO
PARM
COUNT
FIELD
CHECK
COUNT
FOR
ZERO
IF
ZERO,
SKIP
PARMOVE
SETUP GR5
FOR
USE
IN
EX
INST.
1,24(13)
(2,12),EPLOC=MODNAME
2(1,3),0(7)
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1
The
dummy
WAITR
macro-instruction
must
be
coded
as
shown
here.
The
event
control
block
must
be
specified
as
shown
in
statement
5,
i.e.,
the
complete
bit
is
ON.
2
The
subject
instruction
of
this
EX
instruction
places
the
name
of
the
program
to
be
invoked
in
the
MODNAME
field
--
statement
4.
3
The
subject
instruction
of
this
EX
instruction
effectively
deletes
the
invoked
program
name
from
the
PARM=
area
by
moving
the
remaining
parameters
in
the
area
to
the
high
order
end
of
the
area.
4
This
field
must
contain
blanks.
5
Coding
the
event
control
block
as
shown
here
sets
the
"complete
bit"
ON.
The
wait
routine
will
then
allow
execution
of
the
WAITR
routine
and
the
invoked
program.
To
the
basic
implementation
shown
in
this
example,
you
may
wish
to
add
diagnostic
code
to
inforrr
the
operator
that
the
PARM=
field
has
been
omitted
from
the
EXEC
statement.
A
count
value
of
zero
in
the
PARM=
area
count
field
indicates
that
no
information
has
been
placed
in
the
PARM=
area.
JOB
CONTROL
LANGUAGE
STATEMENTS
You
use
the
EXEC
statement
to
initiate
execution
of
the
dummy
WAITR
routine;
to
specify
the
name
of
the
program
to
be
invoked;
and
to
specify
any
parameters
to
be
passed
to
the
invoked
program.
A JOB
statement
and
any
DD
statements
defining
data
sets
used
by
the
invoked
program
must
also
be
present
in
the
input
stream.
A
sample
EXEC
statement
follows.
The
dummy
WAlTR
routine
has
been
cataloged
as
DUMWAlT.
Constructing
a
Dummy
WAITR
Routine
123

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