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2.14
MACROPROGRAM
(G65,
G66,
G67)*(Cont’d)
2.14.1.2
Argument
specification
Argument
specification
refers
to
assigning
real numbers
to
local variables
used
in
macroprograms.
There
are
two
types
of
argument
specifications:
type
1
and
type
II.
These
types
can
be
used
as
desired,
including
a
com¬
bined
use
of
two
types.
;
(1)
Relationship
between address
and
local
variable
in
argument
specification-
1
Table
2.14.9
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
ADDRESS
AND VARIABLE
CALLING
COMMAND
AND
USABLE
ADDRESS
ADDRESS
FOR
ARGUMENT
SPECIFICATION
I
LOCAL
NUMBER
G65,
G66
A
#
1
O
B
#
2
O
C
#
3
o
#
7
D
O
E
#
8
O
F
#
9
o
G
#10
x
H
#11
o
I
#
4
o
J
#
5
o
K
#
6
o
#12
L
X
#13
M
O
N
#14
X
O
#15
X
#16
P
X
Q
#17
O
R
#18
O
S
#19
O
#20
T
O
U
#21
O
V
#22
O
#23
W
O
X
#24
O
Y
#25
O
#26
o
z
IUS1&
O
Can
be
used
<
Cannot
be
used
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