The CMD macro call can be used to execute commands, including SDF-P commands, in assembler programs. For a detailed description of the CMD macro call, see the “Executive Macros” manual [7].
Command | Function |
ASSIGN-STREAM | Assign S variable stream |
BEGIN-STRUCTURE | Start static structure declaration |
CALL-PROCEDURE | Start procedure |
CLOSE-VARIABLE-CONTAINER | Close variable container |
DECLARE-CONSTANT | Declare variable with constant value |
DECLARE-ELEMENT | Declare structure element |
DECLARE-VARIABLE | Declare variable |
DELETE-STREAM | Delete S variable stream |
DELETE-VARIABLE | Delete variable |
END-STRUCTURE | Identify end of structure declaration |
ENTER-PROCEDURE | Start procedure as background procedure |
FREE-VARIABLE | Delete variable contents |
IMPORT-VARIABLE | Import variable contents |
INCLUDE-CMD | Pass command sequence |
INCLUDE-PROCEDURE | Start INCLUDE procedure |
MODIFY-PROCEDURE-OPTIONS | Modify procedure attributes |
OPEN-VARIABLE-CONTAINER | Open variable container |
READ-VARIABLE | Read in variable values |
SAVE-VARIABLE-CONTAINER | Save variable container |
SELECT-VARIABLE-ELEMENTS | Select elements of a list variable |
SHOW-STREAM-ASSIGNMENT | Display assignment for S variable stream |
SHOW-STRUCTURE-LAYOUT | Display element name of structure layout |
SHOW-VARIABLE | Display variable contents |
SHOW-VARIABLE-ATTRIBUTES | Display variable attributes |
SHOW-VARIABLE-CONTAINER-ATTR | Display variable container attributes |
SORT-VARIABLE | Sort elements of a list variable |
TRANSMIT-BY-STREAM | Transmit variables with S variable stream |