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MACRO language #1
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MACRO language #2
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MACRO language #3
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MACRO language #4
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RMS and
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Magnetic tape dating, year 2000 readiness
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Magnetic tapes
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9-track drive
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basic concepts of
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processing run-time options
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MANUAL_UNLOCKING attribute
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MAXIMIZE_VERSION attribute #1
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MAXIMIZE_VERSION attribute #2
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Maximum record number option
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Maximum record size, indexed file
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Maximum record size option
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MAX_RECORD_NUMBER attribute
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Memory
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cache #1
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cache #2
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cache #3
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nonpaged system dynamic
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releasing with the FDL$RELEASE routine
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MFDs (master file directories) #1
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MFDs (master file directories) #2
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Modes
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interactive
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locate performance
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MODIFY command
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Edit/FDL utility
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Modifying records in occupied cells
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MONITOR command, for displaying all RMS statistics screens
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Monitor utility (MONITOR)
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analyzing RMS cache statistics display
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for sampling RMS statistics
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Monitoring RMS performance using RMS statistics
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MOUNT command
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/BLOCKSIZE qualifier
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/RECORDSIZE qualifier
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window size and
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MTACP (magnetic tape ancillary control process)
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MT_BLOCK_SIZE attribute
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MT_PROTECTION attribute
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Multiblocks
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count for calculating auto extend
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count to establish global buffer size in shared sequential file operations
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definition
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option
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restriction for use
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MULTIBLOCK_COUNT attribute
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Multibuffer count #1
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Multibuffer count #2
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Multibuffer count #3
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MULTIBUFFER_COUNT attribute
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for sequential file
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record access type and
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Multifile/multivolume configuration
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Multiple areas, advantages
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Multiple File Versions
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Multiple files on a single tape volume
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Multiple services for retrieving records
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MULTISTREAM attribute
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NAM$B_RSS field
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NAM$L_ESA field
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NAM$L_RLF field #1
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NAM$L_RLF field #2
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NAM$L_RLF field #3
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NAM$L_RSA field #1
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NAM$L_RSA field #2
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NAM$T_DVI field
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NAM$W_DID field
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NAM$W_FID field
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$NAMDEF macro
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NAML$L_FNB field
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NAML$L_LONG_RESULT field
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NAML$L_LONG_RESULT_ALLOC field
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NAML$L_RLF field
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NAMLs (long name blocks)
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NAMs (name blocks)
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address field
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resulting file specification and
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search list in
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Search service and wildcards
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support by FDL
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support by languages
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wildcard character in
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NEXT command #1
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NEXT command #2
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Next key option #1
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Next key option #2
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Next-record position
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use with sequential access
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Next Volume service
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No query locking
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Node component
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local
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remote
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Nodes
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lock-mastering
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lock-requesting
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NOLOCK attribute
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NONEXISTENT_RECORD attribute #1
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NONEXISTENT_RECORD attribute #2
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Nonstandard file processing, run-time options
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Normal directory syntax
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Null keys, for improving performance
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ODS-1
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comparing with ODS-2
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comparing with ODS-2 and ODS-5
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ODS-1 disks
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ODS-2, comparing with ODS-1 and ODS-5
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ODS-2 on Alpha and VAX systems
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ODS-5 on Alpha systems
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ODS-5 on VAX systems
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On-disk components
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character set
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On-disk representation
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Open-by-name-block option #1
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Open-by-name-block option #2
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performance and
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Open service
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for process-permanent files
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OpenVMS Cluster environments
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locking considerations
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Optimization
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Edit/FDL utility
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of indexed files
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ORGANIZATION attribute
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OWNER attribute
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P0 region, used for RMS buffers
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Parity bit
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Parse service
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Parsing file specifications
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Pascal program example, calling FDL$PARSE and FDL$RELEASE routines
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Pending bad block log file
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Performance
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asynchronous processing and
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buffers
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deferred-write option #1
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deferred-write option #2
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effect of compression
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extension size and
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fast-delete option and
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global buffer count and
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I/O in OpenVMS Cluster
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improving with null keys
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in an OpenVMS Cluster
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locate mode and
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multiblock count
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read-ahead option
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recommendations for an OpenVMS Cluster environment
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sequential access
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using Prolog 3
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window size and
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write-behind option
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Placement of extends
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Pointer retrieval
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POSITION attribute
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Primary attributes
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Primary record structures
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Process default extension quantity #1
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Process default extension quantity #2
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Process I/O segment
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Process-permanent files
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access to
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implications for indirect access
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restriction to gathering RMS statistics
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Process quotas, resource limits
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Processes
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types of resources
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asynchronous system trap limit (ASTLM)
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buffered I/O limit (BIOLM)
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I/O limit (DIOLM)
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Processing
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deferred-write option #1
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deferred-write option #2
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options for improving file performance
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read-ahead option #1
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read-ahead option #2
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write-behind option #1
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write-behind option #2
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Programming interface
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PROHIBIT attribute
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Prolog 1 files
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Prolog 2 files
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Prolog 3 files #1
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Prolog 3 files #2
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Prolog files #1
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Prolog files #2
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Prolog files #3
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Prolog files #4
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PROLOG structure #1
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PROLOG structure #2
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Protection
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access category
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ACL-based #1
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ACL-based #2
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disk and tape volumes
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UIC-based codes #1
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UIC-based codes #2
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PROTECTION attribute
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PUT attribute #1
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PUT attribute #2
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Put service #1
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Put service #2
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effect on next-record position
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high-level language equivalents
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run-time options
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