| Chapter 2 |
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2
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Handling Numeric Data
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2.1
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How the Compiler Stores Numeric Data
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2.2
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Specifying Alignment
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2.3
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Sign Conventions
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2.4
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Invalid Values in Numeric Items
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2.5
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Evaluating Numeric Items
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2.5.1
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Numeric Relation Test
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2.5.2
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Numeric Sign Test
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2.5.3
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Numeric Class Tests
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2.5.4
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Success/Failure Tests
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2.6
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Using the MOVE Statement
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2.6.1
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Elementary Numeric Moves
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2.6.2
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Elementary Numeric-Edited Moves
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2.6.3
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Subscripted Moves
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2.6.4
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Common Move Errors
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2.7
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Using the Arithmetic Statements
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2.7.1
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Temporary Work Items
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2.7.2
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Standard and Native Arithmetic (Alpha, I64)
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2.7.2.1
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Using the /MATH_INTERMEDIATE Qualifier (Alpha, I64)
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2.7.2.2
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Using the /ARITHMETIC Qualifier (Alpha, I64)
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2.7.3
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Specifying a Truncation Qualifier
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2.7.4
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Using the ROUNDED Phrase
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2.7.4.1
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ROUNDED with REMAINDER
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2.7.5
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Using the SIZE ERROR Phrase
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2.7.6
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Using the GIVING Phrase
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2.7.7
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Multiple Operands in ADD and SUBTRACT Statements
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2.7.8
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Common Errors in Arithmetic Statements
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| Chapter 3 |
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3
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Handling Nonnumeric Data
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3.1
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How the Compiler Stores Nonnumeric Data
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3.2
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Data Organization
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3.2.1
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Group Items
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3.2.2
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Elementary Items
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3.3
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Special Characters
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3.4
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Testing Nonnumeric Items
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3.4.1
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Relation Tests of Nonnumeric Items
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3.4.1.1
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Classes of Data
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3.4.1.2
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Comparison Operations
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3.4.2
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Class Tests for Nonnumeric Items
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3.5
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Data Movement
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3.6
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Using the MOVE Statement
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3.6.1
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Group Moves
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3.6.2
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Elementary Moves
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3.6.2.1
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Edited Moves
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3.6.2.2
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Justified Moves
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3.6.3
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Multiple Receiving Items
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3.6.4
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Subscripted Moves
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3.6.5
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Common Nonnumeric Item MOVE Statement Errors
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3.6.6
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Using the MOVE CORRESPONDING Statement for Nonnumeric Items
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3.6.7
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Using Reference Modification
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