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RSX-11D
System Release Notes
Order No. DEC-11-0XRNA-E-D

READ RSX-11D SOFTWARE DISPATCH
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

RSX-11D
System Release Notes
Order No. DEC-11-0XRNA-E-D

RSX-11 D V6.2

ABSTRACT

Distribution information covers media,
partition and component sizes, patching
the executive, and a directory of the
binary files.
Changes from V6B (V6.l)
affecting
function,
operation,
documentation
and
compatibility are
summarized.
The RSX-llD Software Dispatch, ~hich contains current software
articles, should be used in conjunction
with this document.

digital equipment corporation · maynard, massachusetts

First Printing, February 1977

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CONTENTS

Page

1.0

THE RSX-IID V6.2 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

1.1
1.1.1
1.1.2
1.1.3
1.2
1.3
1.4

Magnetic Tape Distribution
Creating the Initial System
Updating Existing RSX-IID Systems
Procedures for Using Auxiliary Tapes
RK05 Disk Cartridge Distribution
RK06 Disk Cartridge Distribution
Disk Distribution Information (All Disk Types)

1
1

2.0

CONTENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM

2.1

The Basic 48K System
RSX-IID System Components

4
4

FUNCTIONAL CHANGES- BETWEEN R8X-IID V6B (V6.1)
AND RSX-IID V6.2

2.2

3.0

2
2
2

3.1
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.2
3.3
3.3.1
3.3.2
3.3.3
3.3.4
3.3.5
3.3.6
3.4
3.5
3.5.1
3.5.2
3.5.3
3.6
3.6.1
3.5.2
3.6.3
3.6.4
3.6.5
3.6.6
3.6.7
3.6.8
3.6.9
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11

New Hardware Support
New Devices and Device Handlers
New Processor Support
New Terminal Support
New Terminal Handler
System Generation Enhancements
Terminal Handler
Shareable Global Areas and Multiuser Tasks
POOL Directive
SYSBLD Directive
Phase 2 System Generation
Console Log Output
New Time Slicer
New MCR Commands
Terminal Characteristics
Set Switch Register
New CDA Switches
Utility Enhancements
Librarian
Sliper Batch Editor
ZAP Patching Utility
Peripheral Interchange Program
File Dump
Disk Save and Compress Utility (DSC)
File Compare Utility (CMP)
Object Module Patch Utility (PAT)
Bad Block Locator utility (BAD)
Output Spooler Enhancements
MOP FORTRAN
Unsupported Software
System Tests
MACRO-ll/CREF Subroutine Library

4.0

OPERATIONAL CHANGES BETWEEN RSX-IID V6B (V6.1) AND
RSX-IID V6.2

FORTRAN IV Distribution
System Generation INSTALL Commands
Date Standard

12
12
12

4.1
4.2
4.3

iii

6
6
6

7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9

9
9
9

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10
11

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11
11
11

12
12

Page

4.8
4.9
4.10

Input Spooling
CREATE Cards
Card Input
Batch Management
New Terminal Control Characters
Updating an RSX-llD System
EDI Enhancements and Fixes

13
13
13
13
13
13
13

5.0

DOCUMENTATION CHANGES

5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.8
5.9
5.10
5.11
5.12
5.13

RSX-llD Batch Reference Manual
IAS/RSX-llD Device Handlers Reference Manual
RSX-llD Executive Reference Manual
IAS/RSX-llD Guide to Writing a Device Handler Task
RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual
RSX-llD System Manager's Guide
RSX-llD System Test Procedures Manual
RSX-llD Task Builder Reference Manual
RSX-llD User's Guide
Utilities
MACRO-II
IAS/RSX-ll I/O Operations Reference Manual
RSX-llD Diagnostics Reference Manual

14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15

6.0

PARTITION AND COMPONENT SIZES

6.1
6.3
6.4
6.5

SYDISK Partition
MCR Partition
GEN Partition
Partition Usage for Spooler Tasks
Terminal Handler Size Information

16
16
17
17
17

7.0

COMPATIBILITY WITH RSX-llD V6B (V6.l)

7.1
7.2

7.3

General Re-building Considerations
Terminal Characteristics Information
System Generation of User-written Device Handlers

18
18
19

8.0

PATCHING THE RSX-llD V6.2 EXECUTIVE

9.0

VARIATIONS OF SYSTEM TASKS

9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5

Timeslicer Parameters
Ancillary Control Processors
Task Builder
MACRO Assembler
CREF

SOFTWARE DISPATCH INFORMATION

DIRECTORY LISTING FOR BINARY DISTRIBUTION FILES

A-l

4.4
4.5
4.6

4.7

5.7

6.2

IS
16

21
21

22
22

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
1.0

THE RSX-IID V6.2 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

The RSX-IID V6.2 system is distributed to customers on one of three
basic media: magnetic tape (7-track or 9-track), RK05 disk cartridges
or RK06 disk cartridges.
The number of distribution tape reels or disk volumes is as follows:
7-track magnetic tape

3 reels (see Note)

9-track magnetic tape

2 reels (see Note)

RK05 disk cartridge

4 volumes (see Note)

RK06 disk cartridge

1 volume (see Note)
NOTE

Additionally, an extra tape reel or disk
volume
contain'ing
the
FORTRAN
IV
distribution
is
provided with each
distribution system.
Customers purchasing source distribution receive an additional set
volumes, distributed on the same medium as the basic system.

1.1

Magnetic Tape Distribution

The complete magnetic tape distribution for RSX-IID V6.2 (including
FORTRAN IV) is provided on three reels for 9-track tapes or four reels
for 7-track tapes.
The first magnetic tape is a bootable RSX-IID
system kit tape. This reel contains a number of system images which
are run in sequence to create a single-terminal RSX-IID system from
the files contained on the reel. The second magnetic tape for 9-track
(or two tapes for 7-track) contains all the object files and command
files for rebuilding the system components, if necessary.
The final
magnetic
tape contains all files necessary for the FORTRAN IV
distribution. Instructions for installing the FORTRAN compiler, OTS,
etc., are detailed in the IAS/RSX-ll FORTRAN IV Installation Guide.

1.1.1

Creating the Initial System

The procedures for creating an initial system from the RSX-IID system
kit tape are described in Chapter 2 of the RSX-IID System Generation
Reference Manual.

1.1.2

Updating Existing RSX-IID Systems

The RSX-IID V6.2 magtape distribution system can be used to update an
existing RSX-IID V6B (V6.1) system. The existing RSX-IID system disk
need not be re-initialized and therefore the existing files remain
intact. When running the system kit tape, answer 'NO' to the
questions FORMAT DISK?, RUN BADBLOCKS? and INITIALIZE SYSTEM DISK?

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
NOTE
To accommodate the new task images and
object module library files, a minimum
of 4500 free blocks with sufficient
contiguous disk space for the new files
must be available on the system disk.
It is advisable to back up an existing
system disk before attempting an update
if there is any doubt that sufficient
contiguous space is available. See the
IAS/RSX-ll Disk Save and Compress User's
Guide, (below, section 3.6.6) or the
iASZRSX-ll
Preserve
Utility
User's
Guide.
Users updating RK05-based systems should create new system disks
because there will not be sufficient space on a single RK05 disk for
the old and new files.

1.1.3

Procedures for Using Auxiliary Tapes

The directory organization of RSX-llD is described in the RSX-llD
System Generation Reference Manual, section 2.2, and below, section
2.2.
Except for FORTRAN, all files in the distributed system are listed in
Appendix A.
The files for the FORTRAN IV tape are listed in the
IAS/RSX-ll FORTRAN IV Installation Guide.
Distribution tapes containing auxiliary files are written in DOS
format.
The file interchange utility (FLX) should be used to obtain
files from the tape. The commands submitted to FLX are described in
the RSX-ll Utilities Procedures Manual.

1.2

RK05 Disk Cartridge Distribution

The complete RK05 distribution (including FORTRAN IV) is provided on
five separate disk cartridges. The first cartridge contains a basic
48K, single-uper RSX-llD system.
The following three cartridges
contain object files and command files for
rebuilding
system
components, should this prove necessary. See Appendix A for directory
listings. The final cartridge contains the FORTRAN IV distribution.
Instructions for installing the FORTRAN compiler, OTS, etc., are
described in the IAS/RSX-ll FORTRAN IV Installation Guide.
All RK05 disk cartridges are distributed in Files-II format.
The
directory organization for Files-II files is described in the RSX-llD
System Generation Reference Manual.
See Section 1.4 for further
distributlon information.

1.3

RK06 Disk Cartridge Distribution

The complete RK06 distribution (including FORTRAN IV) is provided on
two separate disk cartridges. The first cartridge contains a basic
48K, single-user RSX-llD system, object files and command files for
rebuilding system components, should this prove necessary.
This
2

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
system
disk
cartridge is a Files-II volume with a directory
organisation are described in the RSX-llD System Generation Reference
Manual, section 2.2, and below, section 2.2. All files detailed in
Appendix A are contained on this volume.
The second disk cartridge contains the FORTRAN IV distribution.
Instructions for installing the FORTRAN compiler, OTS, etc., are
described in the IAS/RSX-ll FORTRAN IV Installation Guide.
See Section 1.4, below, for further distribution implementation.

1.4

Disk Distribution Infurmation (All Disk Types)

For backup purposes, it is strongly advised that all disks be copied
prior to being used. The Disk Save and Compress (DSC) Utility should
be used for this operation (see the IAS/RSX-ll Disk Save and Compress
User's Guide and below, section 3.6.6).
The system disk need only be bootstrapped from device 0. See the
RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual, section 2.3, for the
approprIate bootstrap operation. When the disk is booted, the system
displays the sign-on message for that version of the
RSX-llD
executive.
All of the system memory will be available. If, however,
the hardware has more than the basic 48K, a message of the following
format is printed on the terminal:
SAV -- PARTITION GEN EXPANDED BY nnnn*32 (DEC) WORD BLOCKS
Additionally, if the central processor is a PDP-ll/70, it will have
been enabled as such, thereby overriding any previous specification.

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
2.0

CONTENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM

This section describes the basic 48K RSX-llD V6.2 system and
conventions for holding files containing system components.

2.1

the

UFD

The Basic 48K System

The basic 48K RSX-llD system as produced from the system kit contains
the terminal handler TT .... built for one terminal (the console
terminal). To rebuild the handler for the number of terminals and
terminal interfaces on the user's configuration, see the RSX-llD
System Generation Reference Manual, section 2.4.

2.2

RSX-llD System Components

In RSX-llD the following UFD-conventions are used for holding files
containing system components:
UFD

FILE TYPE

[11,*]

OBJs and Command files to build task images

[111,*]

MAP listings for system tasks

[211,*]

Listing files of source modules

[311,*]

Source modules and command
files

files

assemble

the

source

where * takes values representing the system components.
UFD
[1,1]

CONTENTS
General system files
MACRO Library (RSXMAC.SML)
On-line debugger (ODT.OBJ)
Relocatable library (SYSLIB.OLB)
File Control Services SGA (SYSRES.TSK, SYSRES.STB)

[1,2]

System message files handled by MO ....

[1,3]

Temporary files for VERIFY Task

r1,4]

Input/Output Spool file area

[1,6]

Files produces by error logging

[1,27]

Diagnostic libraries

[11,1]

System task files

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
COMPONENT

UFD

[* , 2]

File Control Services and SYSLIB Components

[* ,4]

File exchange utility FLX

[* , 5]

File utilities DUMP, ZAP, VERIFY, PIP

[* ,6]

Batch editor SLP

[* ,7]

Librarian LBR

[* ,10]

MACRO assembler

[*,11]

Task builder

[* ,12]

Spooler and Queue Manager Tasks

[* ,13]

MCR system tasks

[*,14]

I/O handlers other than TT ....

[* ,15]

RSX-llD Executive

[*,16]

File Control Primitives and device management system tasks

[*,17]

System Generation

[*,20]

EDITOR

[* ,21]

System Test Routines

[*,23]

BATCH

[*,25]

Unsupported Software

[*,26]

Accounting

[*,27]

Diagnostic handlers and tasks

[*,30]

PRESRV, DSC

[*,32]

CREF

[*,33]

Subroutines common to MACRO and
table processing.

[*,41]

FORTRAN IV Compiler

[* ,42]

FORTRAN IV OTS

[*,103]

Core Dump Analyzer

[*,114]

Terminal handler.

CREF

for

virtual

symbol

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.0

FUNCTIONAL CHANGES BETWEEN RSX-IID V6B (V6.1) AND RSX-IID V6.2

This section contains descriptions of the following:
· New hardware support
• New terminal handler
· System generation changes
• Time slicer information
• MCR changes
· Additions to utility functions
• Output spooler information
· MOP FORTRAN
• Unsupported software

3.1

New Hardware Support

For the full list of hardware supported see the Software Product
Description (SDP) for RSX-llD V6.2.

3.1.1

New Devices and Device Handlers

The following new devices and device handlers are supported:
• RK06 disk cartridge
• RK05F (supported as two RK05s)
• RP05/RP06 disk cartridges
• RX0l floppy disk (as a data device only)
• DKOVL (The overlapped seek version of the RK05 disk handler has
been reissued)
The LP handler additionally includes all functionality of the RSX-IID
V6B (V6.l) LPCENT handler.
NOTE
The LP05 printer should be identified as
an LS type (and not an LP) at System
Generation time.

3.1.2

New Processor Support

The following new processor types are supported:
• PDP-ll/34 (with optional hardware floating point processor)
• PDP-ll/35
• PDP-II/50
· PDP-II/55
The PDP-ll/34 supplied without hardware sense switches uses a software
switch register to simulate the hardware switches. This software
switch register is accessed via the SET /SWR command (see the RSX-llD
User's Guide, Chapter 6). The directive GSSW$ (Get Sense Switches)
automatically refers to the appropriate register (see the RSX-llD
Executive Reference Manual, section 3.29). The executive will also
cope with the absence of a hardware stack limit register on the
PDP-ll/34.

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.1.3

New Terminal Support

The

following new VDU terminals and hardware interface are supported:
· VT52
• VT55
· VT6l
• DZll interface

3.2

New Terminal Handler

The terminal handler has been rewritten. The new handler supports a
greatly increased range of functions (see the IAS/RSX-llD Device
Handlers Reference Manual, Chapter 2). The new functions include
escape sequences, block mode, remote paper tape, and CTRL/C ASTs. The
handler does not use nodes from the SCOM node pool for type-ahead and
DHll buffering.
The distributed MACRO assembler can be used to assemble the terminal
handler (see the RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual, section
2.4.4). However, as the In-core portion of the symbol table is small,
considerable time will be taken performing disk I/O when expanding
macros.
Before assembling the terminal handler it is suggested that
the following commands be executed if the GEN partition is greater
than 32K:
MCR) REM ... MAC
MCR)INS [11,1]MAC/INC=12000
The faster and larger version of MAC may be included for a subsequent
system generation by editing the file [11,17]SYSBLD.CMD.

3.3

System Generation Enhancements

This section describes briefly the terminal handler,
multiuser tasks, POOL directive and SYSBLD directive.

3.3.1

SGAs

and

Terminal Handler

The RSX-llD V6.2 system transferred from the distribution kit supports
only one terminal, the console. The terminal handler must then be
configured before phases 1 and 2 of system generation. Of the five
interface types supported (DL, DH, DJ, DZ, DC) only three may be
configured if all other features are present. Since all systems have
a console DLll, only two of DH, DJ, DZ and DC may be used on the same
system (see the RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual, section
2.4.3.) .
Errors during terminal handler generation are grouped together in
RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual, section 2.4.5.

3.3.2

the

Shareable Global Areas and Multiuser Tasks

SGAs and multiuser tasks may now be installed during phase 1 of system
generation, subject to the restrictions described in the RSX-llD
System Generation Reference Manual, section 4.13.

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.3.3

POOL Directive

The POOL directive has b~en deleted because the new terminal handler
does not use nodes from the SCaM node pool.

3.3.4

SYSBLD Directive

A new directive, SYSBLD, has been added for phase 2 of system
generation so that an alternative command file can be specified in
place of [11,17]SYSBLD.CMD.
See the RSX-IID System
Generation
Reference Manual, sections 4.14 and 5.3.

3.3.5

phase 2 System Generatio~

The System Generation task is now placed at the top of the partition
in which it is installed (normally the GEN partition). This enables
the terminal handler task and SGAs to be loaded at the bottom of the
partition.
The terminal handler can .then be re-generated
(for
example, to include new terminals) and can be included in the system
without change to the system generation command files.
No separate
partition is required for the terminal handler.

3.3.6

Console Log Output

The console log output is now directed to TI, rather than to CL as in
previous versions. The log itself may be suppressed by typing CTRL/O.
In this event, error messages and the end message will, however, be
printed.

3.4

NEW TIME SLICER

This is
A new time slicer has been incorporated into the executive.
essentially the same version as distributed with the Time Slice Update
kit for RSX-IID V6B (V6.1). For a functional description see the
RSX~llD V6.2 System Manager's Guide, chapter 7.

3.5

New MCR Commands

This section describes new MCR commands and CDA switches.

3.5.1

Terminal Characteristics

A new MCR command TER has been addded in order to se~ terminal
characteristics. This command can be issued either non-privileged to
set the user's terminal, or [1,1] privileged to set one or more named
terminals.
See the RSX-IID User's Guide, chapter 5 and 6.
For facilities
commands note
6.24.

transferred from the RSX-IID V6B
(V6.1)
MCR SET
the deleted lines in the RSX-IID User's Guide, section

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.5.2

Set Switch Register

A new privileged MCR set switch register option, SET /SWR, has been
added.
This option gives access to the software switch register for
PDP-ll/34 processors without a hardware switch register
(see the
RSX-IID User's Guide, Chapter 6).

3.5.3

New CDA Switches

CDA has three new switches, /CKQ (dump of clock queue), /ASQ(dump of
AST queues) and /SGA(dump of an SGA). See the RSX-IID System Manager's
Guide, Chapter 6.

3.6

UTILITY ENHANCEMENTS

This section briefly describes enhancements to LBR, SLP, ZAP, PIP and
DMP, and the new CMP, DSC and PAT utilities.

3.6.1

Librarian

LBR has two additional switches;
extract module
(/EX)
and insert
without entry point (/-EP). See the RSX-IID User's Guide, Appendix G.

3.6.2

Sliper Batch Editor

SLP can now locate lines specified by character strings.
These
strings can be specified either as a whole or by one or more initial
and final characters. The user can also now change the audit trail
marker and enable/disable its placing
(see the RSX-ll utilities
Procedures Manual, Chapter 6).

3.6.3

ZAP Patching utility

ZAP has been extended to support operations on tasks which
than 64 segments.

have

NOTE
The number of overlay segments that ZAP
can support is determined by extending
tpe task size via the /INC option when
the task is installed. Five additional
words are required for each additional
segment. The task is distributed with
an increment of 350.
3.6.4

Peripheral Interchange Program

The following PIP switches, as documented in the RSX-ll utilities
Procedures Manual, are not supported for RSX-IID V6.2;
/BS
/RW

/SP
/UF

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.6.5

File Dump

The following DMP switches, as documented in the RSX-ll
Procedures Manual, are not supported for RSX-llD V6.2:

utilities

JRS
JDC
jSP
JRC

3.6.6

Disk Save and Compress Utility (DSC)

A new utility, DSC, is distributed with the RSX-llD V6.2 release. DSC
provides media copy facilities for Files-II volumes which allow
disk-to-disk copy and disk-to-tape backup facilities. Disk-to-disk
and tape-to-disk copies will effect a disk compression and will also
take account of bad blocks information on the target disk.
DSC is intended as a replacement utility to Preserve (PRE). Although
Preserve is still distributed, it is recommended that DSC be used for
Files-II disk copy and backup purposes.
Both
thus

input

and output volumes should normally be mounted as foreign,

MOU ddnn:volidjCHA=[FOR]
However, if the system disk itself is to be backed up on-line,
should be mounted with device control functions enabled, thus

MOU ddnn:volidjCHA=[DCF]
DSC is not automatically installed.
[11,17]SYSBLD.CMD or install by hand.

install

DSC either edit

Unlike PRESRV, DSC does not write a bootable image onto the target
medium.
Hence a backup copy of a volume produced using DSC is
normally restored using DSC running under the host system. Where this
is impractical a 'stand-alone' DSC can be created in the following
way:
1.

From the binary distribution obtain the task image VMR.TSK
and the file DSCSYS.SYS - these are located in UFD [11,25].

Use the following command sequence to generate stand-alone
DSC on the target device (ddnn)
MCR>RUN [11,25]VMR (altmode)
ENTER FILENAME:
[11,25]DSCSYSjIM
VMR>SAVE ddnn:volid
VMR>~Z

where volid is any volume identifier.
3.

Bootstrap the device (ddnn), when DSC V2.4 will announce
itself.
Proceed to use it in the normal way (see the
IASjRSX-ll Disk Save and Compress User's Guide).

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.6.7

File Compare Utility (CMP)

A new utility, CMP, is distributed with the RSX-llD V6.2 release.
compares two files, line by line, and prints a choice of:
1.

Lines in each file not matching lines in the other.

One file, marked where it differs from the other.

An SLP commana stream to convert one to the other.

CMP

See the RSX-ll utilities Procedures Manual.

3.6.8

Object Module Patch Utility (PAT)

PAT allows the user to patch or update the code in a relocatable
binary object module. Corrections are prepared in source form and
assembled separately before patching.
The patched modules then
require relinking.

3.6.9

Bad Block Locator utility (BAD)

The BAD Utility has the same function as the MCR)BAD command currently
described in the RSX-llD User's Guide chapter 6, and updated for V6.2.

3.7

Output Spooler Enhancements

The output spooler (SPR2) now contains an optional one-page header and
trailer feature for every file sent to a spooled printer-like device
(that is, a device for which bit 2 of characteristics word 1 in the
PUD (UC.TTY in U.Cl) is zero).
To enable this feature, SPR2 must be rebuilt (using the TKB command in
[11,12]TKB12.CMD) with the two global patches (NOHD for headers and
NOTR for trailers) removed.
UC.TTY is also used to determine whether a form feed should be output
at the beginning of a file. If a terminal is being used as a printer
and form feeds are required, the UC.TTY bit should be cleared. SYS
/DEV should be used to find the location of the PUD and OPEN location
/KNL to change the PUD. Conversely, if a plotter is being spooled, if
the UC.TTY flag is set form feeds and headers and trailers will be
suppressed.

3.8

MOP FORTRAN

MOP FORTRAN is no longer supported under RSX-llD.

3.9

Unsupported Software

The UFD [*,25] has been included in the RSX-llD V6.2 distribution to
contain items of software which have been produced to run under
RSX-llD but which are not supported as part of the standard RSX-llD
V6.2 system. Some components have been distributed with earlier
versions of RSX-llD (for example, TECO, RUNOFF) and others are new
11

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
components (for example, DDT). These components are provided as
possible useful tools for customers who may wish to spend time
investigating their usefulness. Digital make no claim that these
components will either build or run successfully and no documentation
is supplied. However, ~he reporting of any information regarding the
usefulness of these software items and any suggested enhancements
would be viewed with interest and the unsupported status of these
components does not preclude such communications.

3.10

System Tests

The hardware system tests have been withdrawn. The diagnostics tasks
should be used instead to investigate suspected hardware malfunction.
See the RSX-llD Diagnostics Reference Manual.
(Compate section 5.7
below. )

3.11

MACRO-ll/CREF Subroutine Library

[11,33] contains an object module library of subroutines common to
MACRO-II and CREF.
These subroutines perform virtual symbol table
processing (see also 9.4, 9.5).

4.0

OPERATIONAL CHANGES BETWEEN RSX-llD V6.B (V6.l) AND RSX-llD V6.2

This section describes the major operational changes and bug fixes for
RSX-llD V6.2.

4.1

FORTRAN IV Distribution

FORTRAN IV is now distributed as part of the standard RSX-llD V6.2 kit
either on a separate magnetic tape or an RK05 volume. The IAS/RSX-llD
FORTRAN IV Installation Guide supersedes all references to the now
deleted FORTRAN InstallatIon information in the RSX-llD
System
Manager's Guide, section 5.7.

4.2

System Generation INSTALL Commands

Install commands for a given partition in System Generation, phase 1,
are no longer restricted to one line.

4.3

Date Standard

RSX-llD V6.2 incorporates Digital's date standard.

The format is

dd-mmm-yy
where mmm is the first three letters of the month for
3l-DEC-76. See the RSX-I1D_User's Guide, Chapters 5 and 6.

example,

4.4

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
Input Spooling

Input spooled job files are now written to the spool area SP: [1,4] .
See the RSX-IID System Manager's Guide, section 3.3.4.1.

4.5

CREATE Cards

Account (UFD) specification is no longer optional on CREATE cards.
A
default of [200,200] is NOT used.
(See the RSX-IID System Manager's
Guide, section 3.3 and Table 3-3).

4.6

Card Input

On specification of 'Blank Suppress' on card input, a blank line now
appears as a null record, instead of being completely removed.
(See
the RSX-IID System Manager's Guide, Table 3-4).

4.7

BATCH Management

The management of BATCH has been corrected and clarified.
This
includes the steps necessary at system generation, the listing of
error messages, aborting an individual BATCH job and the use of $EOD
with FORTRAN source input.
(See the RSX-IID BATCH Reference Manual,
Chapters 3 and 4).

4.8

New Terminal Control Characters

CTRL/T is used to halt a paper tape reader (See the User's Guide, Table
3-5) when the terminal is in TAPE mode. CTRL/B is used to start or
restart. CTRL/V cancels all type-ahead, unless a read-ahead is in
progress, in which case it is ignored.

4.9

Updating an RSX-IID System

New procedures for ~reating the initial system from the distribution
medium include the ability to update a previous system without
initializing the system disk (see Section 1.1.2).

4.10

EDI Enhancements and Fixes
1.

A new EDI set-up command, UC ON, reversed by UC OFF, converts
lower case characters entered from the terminal to upper
case.
The default initial state is UC ON. with UC OFF, all
input characters are accepted as entered, except that all EDI
commands are converted to upper case.
(See the RSX-ll
Utility Programs Procedures Manual, Chapter 5).

CD and ED no longer delete the output file
input file.

If an output file is renamed the same as the input file, the
original file is no longer deleted.

The TYPE command given during line-by-line mode
as a PRINT command.

there

executed

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES

5.0

The TYPE command in block mode is executed as P%&N-%&N rather
than P%&N&N-%~

EOB no longer returns the line pointer to the top of
The line pointer remains at the end of the buffer.

The RENEW command now renews the number of buffers specified.

PASTE and
progress.

AND

CHANGE

longer

clear

buffer.

MACRO

DOCUMENTATION CHANGES

This section summarizes the documentation changes made to the manuals
affected by this RSX-llD V6.2 release.

5.1

RSX-llD Batch Reference Manual

This manual has been revised with operating procedure information
$EOD functional changes.

5.2

and

IAS/RSX-llD Device Handlers Reference Manual

This manual has been revised with further information regarding the
enhanced multi-terminal handler and new disk support.

5.3

RSX-llD Executive Reference Manual

This manual has been updated with new stack state information
following an AST and minor alterations to system directives.

5.4

IAS/RSX-llD Guide to writing a Device Handler Task

This manual has been updated with new and corrected information on the
system routines .. DQRE, .. DISP, .• ENB0, •. RNTP and .. RNTV, on the
system macros .INH0, .INH and .ENB, on disk support, UITs and UMRs.

5.5

RSX-llD System Generation Reference Manual

This manual has been revised
revision are as follows:

for

RSX-llD

V6.2.

Major points of

The DEV directive usage has been simplified.

The POOL directive has been deleted.

SYSBLD is a new directive for the
alternative command file in Phase 2.

The multi-terminal and communication line interface handler
is configured before phase 1.

user

specify

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES

5.6

SGAs and multiuser tasks may now be installed during phase 1,
subject to certain restrictions.

Preserve has been deleted and placed in a separate manual
(see the RSX-llD Documentation Directory).

RSX-IID System Manager's Guide

This manual
information.

5.7

has

been

revised

with

new

spooling

and

accounting

RSX-llD System Test Procedures Manual

This manual has been updated with corrections to system software test.
The hardware test information has been removed.

5.8

RSX-llD Task Builder Reference Manual

This manual has been updated with information regarding task builder
modifications for improved system performance.
Minor corrections
include the use of the /MP switch and the POOL option.

5.9

RSX-llD User' Guide

This manual has been updated with new information regarding control
characters, date standard, spooling and the Compare Files (CMP)
utility. New MCR commands TER and DEMO have been added and new LBR
switches have been incorporated.

5.10

utilities

There are two new manuals, the IAS/RSX-ll Disk Save and Compress
User's Guide and the IAS/RSX-ll Preserve Utility User's Guide.
The RSX-ll utilities Procedures Manual has been revised and is now
common to RSX-llD and RSX-llM. For the enhancements documented and
applicable to RSX-llD V6.2 see section 3.6 onwards.

5.11

MACRO-II

The IAS/RSX-ll MACRO-II Assembler Reference Manual has been revised
and is now common to RSX-llD, RSX-llM and lAS. The major change for
RSX-llD V6.2 is the documentation of the Cross Reference (CREF)
facility for listing references to global symbols.

5.12

IAS/RSX-ll I/O Operations Reference Manual

This manual has been revised.
New topics include the support of
sequenced variable-length records, the Table-driven command line
Parser
(TPARS),
parameters
FSRSZ$
psect and CSI$SW compflg.
Enhancements include further magtape support.
Minor corrections
15

RSX-llD V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
affect CS.EQU, CSI$SV and F.NREC.

5.13

RSX-llD Diagnostics Reference Manual

This manual has been updated
diagnostics programs and with
information.

6.0

with the RK06S and RK06D User Mode
minor corrections to
operational

PARTITION AND COMPONENT SIZES

The standard RSX-llD V6.2 system provides three partitions:

6.1

SYDISK (see section 6.1)

MCR (see Section 6.2)

GEN (see Section 6.3)

SYDISK Partition

The SYDISK partition is used for holding the system disk handler and
should be set to the size of the system disk handler being used, as
follows:
DB (RP04)

- size 77 octal blocks

(RP05)
(RP06)
DP (RP02)

- size 41 octal blocks

(RP03)
DK (RK05)
(RK05)
DM (RK06)

6.2

standard version size 37 octal blocks
overlapped seek version (DKOVL) size
blocks.

63 octal

- size 104 octal blocks

MCR Partition

The MCR partition is used to run the MCR dispatcher. If all terminals
require MCR active, the size of the MCR partition should be set so
that the partition can contain as many active versions of MCR as there
are terminals.

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
The size should be calculated in octal core blocks, as follows:
MCR size = 13+n*10
where
n is the number of terminals
In order to allow MFT to execute (compare RSX-IID BATCH Reference
Manual, section 3.4) the MeR partition should not be set less than 35
octal core blocks.

6.3

GEN Partition

The GEN partition is used for all other tasks in the distributed
system, including the terminal handler and file system task.
NOTE
In phase 2 of System Generation the task
SGN2 now runs at the 'top' of partition
in which it is installed (normally GEN) .
When SGNI requests the terminal handler,
the handler is loaded with its SGAs at
the
'bottom'
of
the
partition.
Therefore, the terminal handler can be
modified (probably changing its size)
and placed in the sY$tem by a system
generation without the former necessity
(as in V6.B) of determining its size and
editing generation command files.

6.4

Partition Usage for Spooler Tasks

If input and/or output spooling are frequently used it may be
advisable to run the output spooler tasks SPR ... and SPR2 .. and the
input spooler task SPL ... in a separate partition
If these tasks are
not run in a separate partition it is possible
that
memory
fragmentation may occur in the GEN partition. The queue manager
(SPR ..• ) is non-checkpointable· and although the despooler
task
(SPR2 .. ) is checkpointable, it may be returned to memory so as to
fragment the partition. If the priority of other executing tasks in
the partition is lower than that of the spooler tasks, memory lockout
situations could occur.
p

In the distributed system the priorities are:

6.5

SPR ...

(spool queue manager) - priority minimum 100

SPR2 ..

(output despooler) - priority minimum 90

SPL •••

(input spooler) - priority minimum 80.

Terminal Handler Size Information

There are a number of options when buildinq the terminal handler as
documented in the RSX-IID System Gen~ration Reference Manual. Most of
these contribute to the size of the handler.
17

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
The major optional items are:
Features Supported

Parameter Words Required

'bells and whistles'
escape sequences
set/get/dump characteristics
dial-up
block mode

B$$AW
E$$SEQ
S$$CHR
D$$IAL
B$$LCK

1.0K
0.7K
0.8K
0.2K
0.2K

The following features each contribute less than 100 words:
22-bit support
remote paper tape
backspace
silo fill
terminal hold
LA30S support
newline terminals
simulated formfeed
VT05 support

B$$22
T$$APE
B$$SP
D$$HSF
H$$OLD
L$$30S
N$$L
S$$FF
V$$FIL

Each additional terminal requires about 32 words - the exact amount
depends on other parameters. Each additional interface requires:
DCll
DHll
DJll
DLll
DZll

6 words
22 words
22 words
6 words
14 words

All
sizes are approximate.
The exact size of any particular
configuration of the terminal handler may be computed by adding the
size of the task TT •.• (obtained from the SYS /TAS command) and the
two libraries TTLIBA and TTLIBB (obtained from the SYS /COM command).
In addition, the handler requires the system library SYSRES to be
resident.

7.0

COMPATIBILITY WITH RSX-llD V6B (V6.l)

This section briefly describes general
terminal
characteristics
information
user-written device handlers.

7.1

rebuilding considerations,
and system generation of

General Re-building Considerations

The following general considerations should be noted:

7.2

Privileged tasks will require rebuilding.

Tasks which link into SYSRES require rebuilding.

Tasks which contain routines taken from the
[l,l]SYSLIB.OLB require re-task building.

system

library

Terminal Characteristics Information

The
terminal handler now holds information regarding terminals
internally. Previously, terminal information was stored in the device
18

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
characteristics words and the GLUN$ directive was used to obtain this
data. Whenever possible, a task should be modified to use the 'get
characteristics'
functions
of
the
terminal handler (see the
IAS/RSX-IID Device Handlers Reference Manual, chapter 2). If this is
not possible, the device characterist~~s should be given explicitly
via the DEV directive in System Generation, phase 1, rather than using
TERM device name.
The values used should be identical to those for
RSX-IID V6B (V6.1)i the terminal handler does not use these words and
their value is irrelevant to its operation. Future versions of the
terminal handler may use these words and new software should not be
written to depend upon their contents.

7.3

System Generation of User-written Device Handlers

The handler ISR node pool has been eliminated for RSX-IID V6.2.
Handlers which pick nodes at ISR level may cause system failure
because the routine •. PENV operates at a priority of 3. Such handlers
should be modified to pick all nodes required at task level.

8.0

PATCHING THE RSX-IID V6.2 EXECUTIVE

The RSX-llD executive is not distributed with patch space. If it is
necessary
to publish a patch which requires the inclusion of
additional code, the following procedure will be used. The procedure
places the additional coae at the end of the executive and uses global
patch statements to insert instructions to call this
at
the
appropriate place in the new code.
1.

Edit the executive task build command file [11,15]TKB15.CMD
and insert immediately before the line [11,15]EXEC/LI:LVEND
the line [11,15}PATCH.

Create a source file [3l1,15]PATCH.MAC:
.TITLE EXECUTIVE PATCH AREA
.IDENT "V6.2"

.END
Then, for each executive patch supplied by Digital, use the following
procedure:
1.

Insert any source code patches in the file [3ll,15]PATCH.MAC
between the .IDENT and .END statements. Instructions which
are referenced by the executive main code will be given
global labels.

Assemble PATCH using the command:
MCR>MAC [11,15]PATCH, [211,15] PATCH/-SP=[311,15] PATCH

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
3.

Rebuild the executive to include the new PATCH object module:
MCR)TKB @[ll,lS]TKBlS

From [lll,lS]EXEC.MAP determine the addresses of the
global labels.

patch's

Edit [ll,lS]TKBlS.CMD to insert the global or absolute patch
statements substituting for the global label names the values
determined from the map in the step above.

Rebuild the executive using the new [ll,lS]TKBlS.CMD file:
MCR)TKB @[ll,lS]TKBlS

Rebuild the system bootstraps:
MCR)TKB @[11,17]BOOTSBLD

9.0

Perform a system generation to incorporate the new executive
into the system. If SGNl returns a REAL MEMORY EXCEEDED
message it will be necessary to reduce the size of one of the
partitions. This condition is caused by the real memory
consumption of the patch.

VARIATIONS OF SYSTEM TASKS

This section briefly describes certain features that may be modified
to enable an installation to best configure software components to
suit specific requirements.
9.1

Timeslicer Parameters

The timeslicer parameters described in chapter 7 of the RSX-1ID System
Manager's Guide, Table 7-1, are globally defined variables in the
system common area SCOM.
In order to modify parameter locations,
addresses must first be obtained by consulting [lll,lS]EXEC.MAP or
using the command:
MCR)TKB LP:=[l,l]EXEC.STB
The MCR function 'open' can then be used (by privileged users only) to
tune the timeslicing operation by modifying the timeslicer parameter
locations, for example:
MCR)OPE "SL.SWP"/KNL
The parameter most critical for performance is the memory swap slice
(SL.SWP). This is initially set to IS (decimal). The following values
are recommended, depending on the type of the checkpoint disk. They
are estimates based on considerations of rotational latency, seek
time, etc., for each disk.
Type
RP04/S/6
RP03
RK0S
RS03
RS04

Recommended SL.SWP
12.
30.
60.
10.
6.

The timeslicer parameter PR.MAX, which is subject to change, must not
be set greater than 127 (decimal).
20

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
9.2

Ancillary Control Processors

A number of ACPs are provided in the released system:
FCP.TSK

This is a mlnlmum size, heavily overlaid version of
FIlACP. It is recommended for systems with limited
space and where high file processing throughput is not
essential.

BIGFCP.TSK

This is a minimally overlaid FIIACP with additional
buffer space.
It incurs almost no overlay switching
during normal operation of disk access due to its
additional buffer space.

DTAACP.TSK

This is a version of FIIACP that
DECtape operation. Task name DTAACP.

DTFACP.TSK

This is a fixable version of DTAACP.

MTAACP.TSK

This is the ACP for magnetic tape processing.

MTAFACP.TSK

This is a fixable version of MTAACP.

can be used for

NOTE
FIIACP should always be fixed in memory.
When using DECtape, it is advisable to use the DTAACP. This is
because all processing in an ACP is serial and if FIIACP is used for
processing DECtapes it can reduce the file processing throughput for
other devices. DTAACP can be set as the default ACP for DECtape at
system generation time.

9.3

Task Builder

The task builder uses dynamic memory for symbol processing, keeping a
workfile partly in core and partly on disk.
The performance of the task builder can be increased if the disk
portion of the workfile resides on a fast device (for example, RS04).
The task builder uses LUN8 for its dynamic workfile. In the released
system, this LUN is assigned to the device on which task builder
resides. This LUN can be reassigned to another device before system
startup.
Example:
MCR)REA .•. TKB 8 DSl:
Performance can also be increased if extra core is available and if
TKB itself can be rebuilt. Parameters whichh can be altered to take
advantage of extra core are described in the RSX-IID Task Builder
Reference Manual, Appendix I. These include FRSIZl, the size of the
in-core portion of TKB's dynamic memory.

RSX-IID V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
9.4

MACRO Assembler

Only one configuration of the MACRO assembler is distribut·ed. It is
small and heavily overlaid to ensure that it can be used on the
smallest supported configuration.
A larger, faster version may be built using the TKB command files
available in [11,10]. This version can be of advantage if the source
program requires considerable use of macro expansions.
Both versions of MACRO use symbol table space partly in core located
above the task image and partly on the system disk. The size of the
core resident area, having a default value defined when the task is
built, can be altered dynamically by REMoving
the
task
and
re-installing it with a new value of increment.
The user should refer to Appendix
Assembler Reference Manual in order to
in-core work space.

F of the IAS/RSX-ll MACRO-II
select a suitable value of

Speed of access to the disk-resident portion of the assembler symbol
table can be increased by using a work file on a fast disk. This can
be achieved using an MCR command of the form:
MCR)REA ... MAC 8 ddnn:

9.5

CREF

CREF uses an identical method to Task Builder's for symbol processing
(see section 9.3). To reassign CREF's workfile use a command of the
form:
MCR)REA CRF .•. 7 ddnn:

RSX-IID V6.2 Release Notes

l~.~

SOFTWARE DISPATCH INFORMATION

The DIGITAL Software Dispatch, published monthly, contains product
announcements,
informational notes, descriptions of software problems
and solutions, and other information pertinent to Category A and B
software.
The Dispatch is automatically sent for one year to a
Category A or B software installation site.
It is addressed to the
person at the installation who has been designated as the software
contact. After the first year of service, please contact your local
DIGITAL field office for information concerning Software Maintenance
Service.
The Software Dispatch Review, which has been enclosed with this manual
set,
contains
initial
articles
concerning
current
software
documentation and the status of known software problems.
This
material should be
inserted into a system maintenance notebook and
supplemented with articles as they are published in the monthly
Software Dispatch.
The format of the articles has been designed to
aid the user to (1)
quickly determine the specific application of
information within an article and
(2) file the information in the
proper location in the system maintenance notebook.
Each article
published contains information about a single topic, with the topic
title printed at the top of each page.
In addition,
the following
information is printed at the top of each page:
Software Product -- The software products and versions for
article is relevant.
Component -- The system component, within the software
is described or affected by the article.

which

product,

the
that

Sequence Number -- The unique number that identifies an article with
respect to a system component.
This number is increased by one for
each new article published for a particular system component.
An
asterisk (*) may appear after the sequence number to indicate that the
article contains a patch to the software product.
Occasionally, a prior article is to be replaced with a newly published
article. This is indicated by a note at the top of the page.
Certain articles in the Software Dispatch are published in response to
Software Performance Reports
(SPRls)
that are sent by customers to
report any problems encountered with DIGITAL software.
In most cases,
an article of this type will describe the procedure for a software
patch to remedy a problem.
A supply of SPR forms, along with instructions for their use, has been
included with this manual set.

RSX-11D V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
APPENDIX A

A.0

DIRECTORY LISTING FOR BINARY DISTRIBUTION FILES

The files in the Binary Distribution Kit are shipped as follows.
1.

RK05
on 3 disks.
The files are on individual disKS as
listed, beginning overleaf.

RK06 - all on the same disk.

7-track magtape - on 2 tapes.

For each UFD the filenames are
allotted as follows:

Files as overleaf.

listed

Tape 1

TaEe 2

[1,1]
[1,2]
[11,2]
[11,4]
[11,5]
[11,6]
[11,7]
[11,10]
[11,11]
[11,12]
[11,13]
[11,15]
[11,16]
[11,20]
[11,30]
[11,32]
[11,33]
[11,110]

[311,13]
[11,14]
[311,14]
[11,17]
[11,21]
[11,22]
[11,23]
[11,25]
[311,25]
[11,26]
[1,27]
[11,27]
[11,103]
[11,114]
[311,114]

overleaf.

The

UFDs

9-track magtape - As overleaf but all on the same tape.

A-I

are

RSX-11D V6.2 SYSTEM RELEASE NOTES
Disk #1

DIRECTORY OK01 [1,ll
7-0EC.76 22.46
RSXM.C.S HI.I3
EXEC.STe'3
OOT,OeJ,4
PRESRV,SYS'4
UDLIB.OLB;3
SYSLIB.Ol.al;'
SYSRES.TSK,3
SYSRES.STe'3
TRACE,OBJ'3
TTL-IBA.T8K';'
TTL.ISS.T8K,;'

00.
16.
162.
16.
2.

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194.
18.
9.

2,
3.

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TOTAL OF 490. BLOCKS IN 11. FILES
DIRECTORY OKel U ,21
'-0£C-76 22146
LBR,HSG,2

PRT.MSG,3
QIOSVM.MSGI323
PIP.MSGll'
VFV.t-tSG,11

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01.0EC·76 22;42
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"7.0EC.70 22.42
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29.

TOTAL OF 44, BLOCKS IN 5. 'lL.ES

DIRECTORY OKiJl [11,23
7.0EC.76 22.46
CML.LBR,C HDI2
8U1LOALL.t MDI6
LSLBR.C HO l2
PURLBR,CMI)I2

SVSLIeL~R.CHO' '1

QVRLBR.C MOl2
RaXMACSHL,CMOI'1
E)(ELBR.CHOJ(j
UTLL8R.C MOl10
FeSL.BR.CHO'I'
UOLIB.CH Ol3
SVSRESL6 R,CMOl1J
SQZBLO.CMD'3
TKB2.CMOIJ
SYSBLO.C MOlll
SYSR!SLIB.OLB,2

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2,
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4,
1.
5,
1,
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68.

01.0EC.16 22:42

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DIRECTORY 01<0, [11,4J
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TKB4.CMOIO
"LXBLO,O°I.'11
FLX.OI.B,2

1•
8,
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0'1.0t;C.'16 22142
01.DEC.'6 22142
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DIRECTORY OKe. [11, IJl
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01-DEC.76 22146
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DIRECTORY OK0. [11,1 tj]
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EXEC.OLB'a

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TOTAL OF 164, BLOCKS IN 2, FILES
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SG1eLO.C MO,63
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QVRLP.OBJll
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RK06P48K.CMO.l

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TeTAL OF 282, BLOCKS IN 83. FILES
DIRECTORY OKel [11,202
7.0EC-,6 22155
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EotBLD.CMO.1
BOTTM,OBJ,l
CMSUB,e BJ ,l
EDMCM,OBJ,l
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MCAL.L.08J,1
MSCCM,08J,1
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TOTAL ~" 65. BLOCKS IN 21. '-II.E8
DIRECTORY OK01 fll , 2l'
'-DEC-16 22155
TKB21.C MD J3

TKB210.C MDll
TKB21F,C MO.6
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T8T03A,08JI,
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T3T01a',08", 1
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TSTI0D.OBJ'1
TS111A.OBJ'1
TST11B.O BJl1
TST12A.OBJll
T8T128.08J,.1
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TST14A.OBJ'1
TST14B.O BJ'1
T8T14C.O BJ'1
TST14D.OBJ,1
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TSTle.,OBJ'1
T8T16A.oBJ,l
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TST216.0 8.1'1
TST22A.OBJ'1
T8123A.08.1,1
T8T24A.08J'1
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T8T25A.08J'1
TS12se.O BJJl
T8T46A.OB.1ll
TST47A.08Jll
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T8T41A.OBJ'1
T8T42A,08.1'1
TST43A.OBJ.1
T8T44A.08J'1
T8T45A.08"'1
T8T50A.OB.1'1
TST51A.OBJI1
FCPREJ.OBJ'l
18T39A.08J'1
T8T31A.OBJ'1
T8T32A.OBJI1
T8T328.0 B.1I1
18T32C,08.1I1
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"'.DfC.'6 22151
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",.0e;C.'6 22151
,,'.0£C.76 221$1

0'.OlC.16 22151

",.OEC.', 22151
",·OEC·'. 22151

TOTAL OF 394. BLOCKS IN '8. FILES

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DIRECTORY OK01 [11,23'

7.0EC-,6 22155

TKB2J,CMO'17
8AT.00L,4

0'.DEC.'6 22151
"'.DEC.16 22151
"'.OEC.'6 22;51
"'.DtC.'6 22 51
e1.DEC.,6 22 51
"'.0fC.'6 22 51
07.0EC-'6 22 51
"7.CEC.76 i2 52
07.0fC.76 22 52
e:'.OfC.'6 22 52

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COB.OBJ,l
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ERR,OBJll
SEQ.OBJIl
JOB,OBJ,l
MES.OBJ,l
MOU,OBJIl
OIS.06Jl1
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RUN.OBJ,l
OAT.OBJ'1
EOJ,OBJll
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CRE,OeJll
COP.OBJll
DEI.,ODJ,1
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FOR.06J;1
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MAIN.08Jll
%NIT.08Jll
PROC.OBJll
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ERRMES,OBJll
SNAHE.OBJ,l
SOJ.OBJll
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HEADER.08J'1
LOGGER.OBJJI
OPR,08Jll
REQTSK.OBJ'l
PUTBAT,OBJ,l
DELFIL.OBJll
CHGUIC.O BJll
STMKT,OBJ'l
JOBACT,OBJI1

01.D~C-76 22 52
"7.0£C.16 22 52
01·0tC·'6 22 52
"'.OEC.,e 22152

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,,'.OEC.76 22.52
"'.DEC.76 22152
0'.OfC.,a 22.52
0'.D[C.'6 22&52
0'.DEC.16 22152
ra'.DEC.16 22.52
0'.DEC.16 22.52
01.0EC.'6 22,5.
ra'-DEC.'6 22,52
"7.0fC.'6 22.52
0'.D£C.76 22,52
07.0EC.'6 22'02
01·0EC.16 22152
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07.0EC.'6 22152
,,'.0EC·76 22152
07.0EC.76 22.52
,,'.OEC.16 22.52
,,'.OEC.'6 22152
01-DEC.76 22.52
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0'.O£C.'6 22.52
0,.Ot!e.'6 22.52
"7·0tC·16 22.52
"7.0EC.76 22.52
0'.OEC.'6 22152
,,'·DfC.76 22.52
"'.DEC.'! 22152

TOTAL OF 150, BLOCKS IN 43. FILES

TKB05ACC.CMDll
TKB,,'.CC.CMQ'l
TI<B10ACC.CMDJl
TKB0.tACC.CMO,1
TK8.tlACC,CMD'1
TI<Bl1ACC.CMQ,1
TKB20ACC,CMD'1
TKB06ACC.CMOJl

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,,'·OEC·76 aa.52
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"'.OEC·7e 22.52
01.0EC.76 22152

2.
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T1<826, CMD 11

RPTBLD,CMPll
UTL.ACCBLD,BISl2
ACCLOG,OBJ'1
ACCRPT.OBJJl
ACCABT,OBJJl
ACCOFF.OBJJl

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ra1.0EC.76 22152
01·0EC.16 221~2
01.DEC.76 22:52
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07·0EC.16 22152
07.D~C .. '6 22152

TOTAL OF 50, BLOCKS IN 15, FILES
OIRECTORY OK01 [11,30]
1-0EC.16 22155
OSCBLO.C Mel2
PREBLO,CMDJ22
PRE32K.CMC'5
DSCL.BR,C MC,l
TKB30,CMD,5
t,.BR30.CMO;1
PRESRV.SYS'l
PRESRV.OBJJl
PREsrB=oBJ'l
PRETXT,OBJll
PREBOO,OtlJJl
PRESua.O BJ,l
PREACT,OBJ'l
SYSTB,OBJ'l
PREPAR.OBJ,l
OARITH,OBJJl
EXPSCT.OBJJl
PREWRT,OBJJ2
EXEDF,OBJll
EXEFLD.OBJJl
DSC,OLB,2

01.DEC.10 22152
"7.0EC.16 22152
07.0EC.76 22-52
0'.DEC .. 10 22 52
"'-Dr;e.70 22 52
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0'·OEC.76 22 52
,,?OfC.70 22 52
07.0~e.'6 22 52
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0'.OEC.76 22 52
07.DEC.16 22 $2
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,,'.OEc.,e 22152

"'.OEC.1'6 22152
"?OEC·'6 22152

,,'·OEC·76 22152
07.DEC.16 22152
B'wDEC·16 22152

TOTAL OF 283. BLOCKS IN 21, FILES

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DIRECTORY 01<01 [11,11
7-0EC· 1O 23100
TKB7.CMOll
LBRBLO,ODL,10
LBRBLO,CMD,a
LBR.OLBla

.,
1.

2,
62.

"'·DEC·16 22.56
01.0EC.'6 22156
07·DEC.16 221S6
"7.0EC.'6 22,56

TOTAL OF 69, BLOCKS IN ., II'ILES
DIRECTORY DK01 £11,10]
7.0£C.16 23.0"
TKBle.CMD'2
MACBlO,CMOl14
PURMACBLO.CHDI14
HACBla.CDL'le
MACLIB.OL.B,2

6,
5,
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"7.D!C.76 22:56
07-De;C.'6 22156
"'-0I:C.16 22.56
.,'.0EC·'6 22156
C ",.DEC.16 22.56

TOTAL 011' 16., BLOCKS IN 5, 'ILES
DIRECTORY DK81£11,111
'.DEC-76 2~1"0
TKBBlD.CMOl16
UNOYRTKB.CMD.4'
TKBODL.,OOL'16
T~B,OLBI2

3,
4.

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192,

0'·OEC·76 22156
e7·DEC.76 22156
"'·OEO·76 22156
C "'.DEC·'6 22156

TOTAL OF 209, BLOCKS IN 4, FILES
DIRECTORY DK'" £11,32'
7-0£C·16 2310"

CR'BLO,C MD,'l
CRI'BLD.ODLI55
CR',OL.B,2
SRCIV,OBJ,1
UNOYRCR',CMO,4
CR'PIPCON.CMO,2

3,
4,

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4,
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"'-DEC.76 22.e6
07-DEC·'6 221S6
c 01·0EC.76 22156
"7.0EC.'6 22156
"7.DEC.'6 22156
0'.DEC.16 22a!56

TOTAL 01 66, BLOCKS IN 6. FILES
DIRECTORY DKe. £11,33'
'.OEC-76 23."0

CR'LIB,OLB,2

23.

"'·DEC.'6 22156

TOTAL OF 23. BLOCKS IN 1. FILE

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DIRECTORY DK01[1,27l
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PS!BLD.CMDJl
SYEBLD.C MO'l
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ERRLOG.OBJJl
ERRQFF.OBJ'l
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DKD,OBJ,l
DPD,oBJ,l
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TU16D.OBJ'1
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DIRECTORY OK0Itl1,10~l
7-0EC-16 23100

TKBle3.CMo.2
COATI<B.C MO'2

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TKB110.CMD.3
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CODHO,OBJ11
OATDR,OBJil
ENBDS,OBJ;l
ENDLN.OBJ;l
ENOPS,OBJ;l
EXPRS.OB J il
FLOAT,OBJil
GETLN,OBJ;l
GMARG.OSJ;l
INFIL,OBJ;1
INIFL.OBJ;l
INOFL,OBJ;l
LABEL.OBJ;l
LISTC,OBJll
LSTNG.OBJ;l
MACRS.OSJ;l
MACRO.OBJ;l
MCALL.OBJil
ML.IBS.OBJ;l
MSCDR.OBJll
NDRCT.OBJil
OPTERR,OBJll
PROCSI.08J'1
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PROSW,0 8J il
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ROLHO.08J;1
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RSX-llD System
Release Notes
DEC-ll-OXRNA-E-D

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