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Scratch files
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See also LRM
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SCRATCH specifier
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See also LRM
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Screen management subroutines
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examples
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See also SMG$name
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Screen output
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formatting example
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Segmented records
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/SELECTIVE_SEARCH qualifier (LINK)
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/SEPARATE_COMPILATION qualifier
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SEQUENCE statement
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derived-type data order #1
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derived-type data order #2
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derived-type data order #3
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derived-type data order #4
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See also LRM
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Sequential access
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Sequential access mode
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for indexed organization files
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optimal record types
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Sequential file
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general description
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record access modes for
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record types for
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requirements for direct access mode
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See also LRM
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specifying
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/SEVERITY qualifier
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Shareable image
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common area (interprocess communication)
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creating
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debugger commands
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input to linker #1
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input to linker #2
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installing
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libraries
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benefits
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creating and installing
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general discussion
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input to linker #1
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input to linker #2
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program section (PSECT) attribute #1
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program section (PSECT) attribute #2
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/SHAREABLE qualifier (LINK) #1
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/SHAREABLE qualifier (LINK) #2
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/SHAREABLE qualifier (LINK) #3
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Shared memory access
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granularity
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installed common areas
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mapped global pagefile section
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requesting threaded program execution
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See also VOLATILE statement
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SHARED specifier #1
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SHARED specifier #2
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See also LRM
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Sharing data
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See Data; File sharing; Shared memory access
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Sharing files
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OPEN statement
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See also File sharing
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SHOW LOGICAL command (DCL)
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viewing logical names
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/SHOW qualifier
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ALL keyword
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INCLUDE keyword
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MAP keyword
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NONE keyword
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Signal array
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contents and use
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Signal handling routines
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See Condition-handler routines
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Signal processing routines (Compaq Extended Math Library)
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Signals, condition
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changing to return status
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LIB$SIG_TO_RET
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SIZE branch specifier
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SIZE specifier
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See LRM
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SIZEOF function
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example use
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using
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See LRM
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SMG$CREATE_PASTEBOARD
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example use
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SMG$CREATE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY
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example use
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SMG$LABEL_BORDER
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example use
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SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY
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example use
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SMG$PUT_LINE
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example use
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SMG routines
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examples
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SNGL intrinsic function
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qualifier controlling size returned
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See also LRM
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Software pipelining #1
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Software pipelining #2
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Sorting (Compaq Extended Math Library)
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Source code
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checking standards conformance of
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coding restrictions
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columns
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See LRM
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D in column 1 (/D_LINES)
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diagnostic messages
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file type conventions
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include files
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include text library modules
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limits
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lines
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pad with spaces
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listing
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controlling contents of (/MACHINE_CODE)
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controlling contents of (/SHOW)
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general description
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requesting (/LIST)
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maximum line length (fixed form)
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module files
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option controlling case-sensitive names
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questionable
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controlling warning message
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See also Source lines; Source code listing
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source forms
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Source Code Analyzer
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analysis file
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Source files
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building using OpenVMS tools
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creating and revising #1
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creating and revising #2
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input to compiler
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managing
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Source form
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file types recognized #1
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file types recognized #2
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fixed-form source compiler options #1
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fixed-form source compiler options #2
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fixed-form source compiler options #3
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qualifiers for specifying
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See also LRM
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Source lines
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coding restrictions
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continuation character
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See LRM
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controlling in listing file (/SHOW)
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controlling messages in listing file (/STANDARD)
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controlling truncation messages (/WARNINGS)
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D in column 1 (/D_LINES)
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extending length (fixed form)
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form-feed effect on listing file
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Source programs
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compile options
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detecting truncated lines
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/SOURCE_FORM qualifier
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Sparse linear system routines (Compaq Extended Math Library)
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Specifier options (Fortran)
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See I/O statements; LRM
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SQRT function
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example use
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SS$_CONTINUE
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use in condition handlers
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SS$_RESIGNAL
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use in condition handlers
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$SSDEF library module
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in FORSYSDEF
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Standard I/O file
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I/O statements default use
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/STANDARD qualifier
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Standards
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ANSI FORTRAN-77 and FORTRAN 66 #1
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ANSI FORTRAN-77 and FORTRAN 66 #2
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Fortran 90
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checking (/STANDARD)
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Fortran 95
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checking (/STANDARD)
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Statement functions
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efficient run-time performance
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in data-flow analysis
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inline expansion of
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never called
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controlling warning messages
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See also LRM
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Statement labels
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output listing information
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See also LRM; Labels; Source code
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Statements
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continuation character
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See LRM
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maximum line length (fixed form)
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truncation during compilation
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STATUS specifier
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See also LRM
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Status values, completion
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returning to a command procedure
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STB file type
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STOP command (DCL)
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STOP statement
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effect on program execution
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when not to use
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Storage map listing
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general description
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Stream (Stream_CRLF) records
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Stream_CR records
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Stream_LF records
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use for optimal performance
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STRUCTURE statement
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and data alignment
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causes of misalignment
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See also LRM
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Structures
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nesting limit
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See also Derived-types data; Record structures; LRM
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Subprogram
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arguments #1
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arguments #2
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C and Fortran #1
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C and Fortran #2
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See also LRM
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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definition of
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explicit interface
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external
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inlining #1
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inlining #2
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inlining #3
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compiling multiple files
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internal (host association)
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module (use association)
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passing arguments and function return values #1
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passing arguments and function return values #2
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procedure interface block
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requiring a procedure interface block for explicit interface
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See also LRM; Procedure interface
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types of
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Subroutine calls
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between HP Fortran and C
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in data-flow and split lifetime analysis
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SUBROUTINE statement
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See also LRM
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Subroutines
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declaration statements
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explicit interface
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output listing information
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See also LRM
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Substring references
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checking boundaries
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FORTRAN command option
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SUM intrinsic
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Summary control block
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XABSUM (RMS)
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Summary listing, compilation
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Symbol
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records (DEBUG)
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Symbol map
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/SHOW qualifier
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affect of MAP parameter
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Symbol table
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created by compiler #1
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created by compiler #2
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/DEBUG qualifier
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created by linker
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/DEBUG qualifier
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overview of creation and use
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Symbolic names
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maximum length
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See also LRM; FORSYSDEF
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/SYMBOL_TABLE qualifier (LINK) #1
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/SYMBOL_TABLE qualifier (LINK) #2
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Synchronizing access
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system routines for
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Synchronous I/O
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accessing devices using SYS$QIOW
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/SYNCHRONOUS_EXCEPTIONS qualifier (Alpha only)
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/SYNTAX_ONLY qualifier
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SYS$ADJWSL
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example use
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SYS$ASCEFC
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example use
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SYS$ASSIGN
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example use #1
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example use #2
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example use #3
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SYS$CLOSE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$CONNECT (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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use to open a file #1
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use to open a file #2
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example of
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SYS$CREATE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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use to open a file
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example of #1
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example of #2
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SYS$CREMBX
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example use
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SYS$CREPRC
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example use
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SYS$CRMPSC
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example use
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SYS$DELETE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$DEQ
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synchronizing access
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SYS$DISCONNECT (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$DISPLAY (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$ENQ
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synchronizing access
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SYS$ENTER (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$ERASE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$EXTEND (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$FIND (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$FLUSH (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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output record buffering
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SYS$FREE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$GET (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$GETJPIW
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example use #1
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example use #2
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SYS$HIBER
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example use
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synchronizing access
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SYS$IEEE_SET_ROUNDING_MODE routine
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SYS$INPUT
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default logical unit number #1
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default logical unit number #2
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SYS$LIBRARY
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SYS$LP_LINES
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redefining
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SYS$MGBLSC
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example use
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SYS$NXTVOL (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$OPEN (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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example of use
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when to use
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SYS$OUTPUT
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default logical unit number #1
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default logical unit number #2
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SYS$PARSE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$PUT (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$QIO
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example use
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SYS$QIOW
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example use #1
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example use #2
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example use #3
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example use #4
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See also QIO
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SYS$READ (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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example of use
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SYS$RELEASE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$REMOVE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$RENAME (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$REWIND (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$SEARCH (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$SETDDIR
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example use
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SYS$SETEF
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example use
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SYS$SETEXV
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SYS$SPACE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$TRNLNM
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example use #1
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example use #2
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SYS$TRUNCATE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$UNWIND
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use in condition handlers
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SYS$UPDATE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$WAIT (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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SYS$WAITFR
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example use
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SYS$WAKE
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example use
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synchronizing access
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SYS$WRITE (RMS)
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data structure needed to use
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example of use
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/SYSLIB qualifier (LINK)
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/SYSSHR qualifier (LINK)
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System definition library modules
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System services
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closing file
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example programs using
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flushing record buffers
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functional groups
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general calling considerations
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opening file
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OpenVMS data types
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overview
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record operations
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See also SYS$name
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summary of RMS services
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used for synchronizing access
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used in condition handler routines
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System symbols
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conventions in FORSYSDEF
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PARAMETER declarations
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S_float data
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See Floating-point data types
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