Control data 3500 User manual

COMPUTER

SYSTEMS

COSY/MASTER

REFERENCE

MANUAL

CONTROL

DATA

CORPORATION

March,

1967

Pub.

No. 60178800

Additional

copies

of

this

manual

may

be

obtained

from

the

nearest

Control

Data

Corporation

Sales

office.

CONTROL

DATA

CORPORATION

Documentation

Department

3145

PORTE

R

DRIVE

PALO

AL

TO,

CALIFORNIA

©

1967,

control

Data

Corporation

Printed

in

the

united

States

of

America

FOREWORD

This

reference

manual

describes

the

COSY

(compressed

symbolic)

task

for

maintaining

and

updating

source

decks

in

compressed

symbolic

format

under

the

3300/3500

MASTER

operating

system.

The

reader's

familiarity

with

the

MASTER

operating

system

is

assumed.

iii

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

1

INTRODUCTION

1-1

CHAPTER

2

COSY

AND

HOLLERITH

LIBRARIES

2-1

2.1

COSY

Library

2-1

2.2

Hollerith

Input

Library

2-1

2.3

Hollerith

Output

File

2-2

2.4

COSY

Scratch

File

2-2

CHAPTER

3 COSY

CONTROL

CARDS

3-1

3.1

DECK/

3-1

3.2

DELETE/

3-5

3

')

.oJ

INSERT/

3-6

3.4

COPY/

3-6

3.5

ENDCOSY/

3-6

3.6

COSY

Deck

Identifier

3-7

CHAPTER

4 RUNNING COSY

4-1

4.1

MASTER

Control

Cards

4-1

4.1.1

JOB

4-1

4.l.

2 SCHED

4-2

4.l.

3 COSY

4-4

4.l.

4

Task

Name

4-4

4.l.

5

End-of-

File

4-5

4.2

Sample

Deck

Structures

4-5

CHAPTER

5

FORMATS

5-1

5.1

COSY

Binary

Cards

5-1

5.l.1

3200

Format

5-1

5.l.

2 3300

Format

5-1

5.2

Listing

Formats

5-2

CHAPTER

6

DIAGNOSTICS

6-1

v

INTRODUCTION 1

The

3300/3500

COSY

(compressed

symbolic)

task

provides

a

means

of

compressing

information

in

a

source

deck

by

inserting

special

BCD

characters

to

represent

two

or

more

consecutive

blanks

on

a

card.

COSY

may

be

used

with

any

source

language

that

does

not

contain

any

of

the

COSY

control

statements.

Input

and

output

may

be

in

COSY

and/or

Hollerith

format.

With

COSY

control

statements

the

user

may

update

and

revise

a COSY

library

and

copy

a COSY

library

from

one

file

to

another.

Because

3300/3500

COSY

accepts

blocked

tape

packed

in

3200

COSY

format,

the

user

can

process

COSY

tapes

prepared

in

the

earlier

3200

format.

Optional

log

and

revision

listings

may

be

specified

for

the

output

of

a COSY

run.

1-1

2.1

COSY

LIBRARY

2.2

HOLLERITH

INPUT

LIBRARY

COSy AND

HOLLERITH

ttBRARIES

A COSY

library,

on

tape

or

on

mass

storage,

consists

of

a

group

of

COSY

decks

in

blocks

of 1280

characters

(320

words).

A COSY

deck

is

a

series

of

binary

card

images

preceded

by

a BCD COSY

deck

identifier.

2

On a COSY

library

tape,

the

COSY

decks

are

separated

by

end-of-file

marks;

the

library

terminates

with

a

double

end-of-file

mark.

The

MASTER

trans-

fer

function

(XFER)

must

be

used

to

transform

unblocked

tapes

to

the

accept-

able

blocked

format

(see

MASTER

Reference

Manual).

The

transfer

function

is

not

used

for

mass

storage

files.

COSY

prepares

all

mass

storage

files.

On

mass

storage,

a COSY

library

consists

of

a

COSY-prepared

directory

and

positions

the

file.

If

the

deck-

name

does

not

appear

in

the

directory,

an

error

message

is

printed

on

the

OUT

file

and

COSY

reads

the

card.

L.

. .

Specifies

that

there

is

list

output

on

the

OUT

file.

If

the

parameter

is

absent,

there

is

no

list

output.

L

as!:;J~""

t,..:::(..OG>

L

mas

hot

be

aSSIgned

to

aeiJ:siF

g}388ifyiAg

k.

. .

dsiT'IS9nCe5

t./;;).e:;'

~attc,

HiE

1!:~"*'fBB

'1'0 f)8'r.

t...

:;)(

K uSQ r \

\J

~

K

I(

R.

. .

Designates

that

revisions

are

to

be

listed

on

the

OUT

file.

If

the

parameter

is

absent,

there

is

no

revision

listing

.

""'H

mEty

net

@8

8;BBi~neeiJ:

te

8;

sst.

Sl'@e

ifs;

in~

FL

. .

rl~i

r;:roduc.e,S,.the.

~iaglle5ti6,

H/Is

BQ~"

TE8n'f'O

8Sf.

H.

..

Specifies

dsi

to

receive

Hollerith

output.

If

the

parameter

is

absent,

there

is

no

Hollerith

output.

If

H

...

=dsi,

output

is

on

the

named

dsi.

COSY

assumes

the

output

medium

is

open

and

positioned.

If

H

...

= SHO

or

just

H

...

appears,

COSY

creates

a

scratch

file

with

dsi

~nless

this

file

has

been

already

allocated

and

opened

by

a

run

in

the

same

job.

Because

SHO

is

released

at

the

end

of

the

job,

it

should

be

used

only

if

assembly

or

listing

of

Hollerith

output

occurs

in

the

same

run.

The

user

must

schedule

mass

storage

scratch

for

SHO

on

the

MASTER

control

card,

SCHED.

C.

. .

Specifies

the

dsi

to

receive

COSY

output.

If

the

parameter

is

absent,

there

is

no COSY

output.

bL

If

just

C

...

appears,

COSY

output

is

on

the~ile.

If

C

...

=

dsi,

output

is

on

the

named

dsi.

E.

. .

Specifies

the

edition

number

of

new

COSY

output

deck.

If E

is

absent,

COSY

increases

the

edition

number

of

the

input

COSY

deck

by

one

(modulo

100)

and

inserts

the

new

edition

number

in

the

deck

identifier

card

of

the

output

COSY

deck.

If E

is

absent

and

the

input

deck

has

no

edition

number,

the

edition

number

on

the

output

deck

identifier

is

1.

If

E.

..

= n (1::; n::; 99),

the

output

deck

identifier

card

has

edition

number

n.

T.

. .

Terminal

column

parameter

stating

the

number

of

columns

of

sig-

nificant

information

on

the

input

cards.

H)c)v)B

Ci,~

~c)\).J~\Jt'()

f'

f:

If

the

parameter

is

absent

or

just

T

...

appears,

COSY

assumes

72

columns

of

significant

information.

Interpretation

of

the

T

parameter

depends

on

the

type

of

output

specified,

COSY

or

Hollerith,

as

shown

in

the

following

table.

ft~,1

PF

ed

c.::,

b

'2.

)

os

c..

~.'(

~

S'

,'~::

~.~-

~.

9-\1'

IA£>

J

lA,

~

~,\-V"W

J

3-3

Input

Format

COSY

Hollerith

COSY

Hollerith

3-4

Output

Format

T:5

72

80

columns

of

information

are

on

output

card.

Output

card

is

formed

by

decompressing

T

columns

of

COSY

card.

Hollerith

Identification

on

COSY

deck

identifier

card

(columns

73-75)

is

placed

in

columns

73-75

of

output

card.

Sequence

number

modulos

10

5

is

generated

and

placed

in

columns

76-80

of

Hollerith

card.

T

is

the

number

of

columns

of

signi-

ficant

information

in

Hollerith

input

deck.

Columns

73-75

of new

Hollerith

deck

are

set

equal

to

columns

73-75

of

the

Hollerith

first

card

of

the

Hollerith

input

deck.

COSY

Sequence

nu..-rnber

having

modulus

10

5

is

generated

and

placed

in

columns

76-80

of

each

Hollerith

card

after

it

has

been

read

from

the

Hollerith

input

file.

T

columns

of

information

are

processed.

T

columns

of

information

are

com--

pressed.

T >

72

80

columns

of

information

are

on

output

card.

Output

card

is

formed

by

de-

compressing

T

columns

of

COSY

card.

No

identification

is

placed

in

columns

73-75

of

Hollerith

card.

Sequence

number

having

modulus

1080-T

is

placed

in

columns

T+1

to

80

of

Hollerith

output

card.

T

is

the

number

of

columns

of

significant

information

in

Hollerith

input

deck.

No

identification

is

placed

in

columns

73-75

of

the

Hollerith

output

cards.

Se~u:nce

number

having

modulus

lOOT

is

inserted

beginning

in

column

T+1

of

the

Hollerith

output

cards.

T

columns

of

information

are

pro

cessed.

T

columns

of

information

are

compressed.

Any

part

of

a

sequence

number

or

identification

number

beyond

column

T on

an

input

card

will

not

appear

in

the

output

deck.

3.2

DELETE/

When

Hollerith,

but

not

COSY,

output

is

requested,

no

identification

and

sequence

numbers

are

inserted

in

columns

73-80

of

revision

cards;

***

is

inserted

in

columns

73-75

of

these

cards.

If

COSY

output

is

requested,

identification

and

updated

sequence

numbers

are

placed

on revi1:5ion

cards.

Default

Mode

Precautions

If

the

DECK/

card

contains

no

parameters

,COSy

assumes

all

input

is

from

the

standard

input

file,

INP,

and

produces

no

listing,

revisions

listing,

Hollerith,

or

COSY

output.

Hollerith

input

cards

mayor

may

not

contain

the

most

signi-

ficant

digits

of

the

sequence

numbers.

If

numbers

are

present,

the

user

must

insure

that

they

are

in

sequence.

Input

and

output

must

not

be

assigned

to

the

same

dsi.

This

causes

termination

of

the

DECK/

or

COpy!

function

and

produces

an

error

message

on

the

OUT

file.

COSy

or

Hollerith

output

must

not

be

assigned

to

dsi

OUT

if

L

or

R

is

desired.

Listing

and

revisions

listing

have

lower

priority

than

COSy

or

Hollerith

output

and

will

be

suppressed.

Log,

L,

and

R

may

all

be

specified,

however,

if

COSy

and

Hollerith

are

not

requested

on

OUT.

If

COSy

and

Hollerith

output

are

specified

to

the

same

dsi,

the

Hollerith

output

is

suppressed.

The

COSy

log

precedes

any

other

type

of

output

(C,

H,

R,

or

L).

p6..I(O-\M-e~'~~.s

~S'

pQf

pe

C

'(.(.

0..

Y'

~

Cl.

SS

Ii

1M

eJ fa'(

Jr

'-f.

'f-

f

~

0.

t"

dS

t}J

~

.f

~

~c'?(

cQ.V'~.

COSy

deletes

a

specified

number

of

cards

and

replaces

them

by

any

Hollerith

cards

immediately

following

a

DELETE/

card.

A

DELETE/

card

has

two

forms:

(

10

DELETE/

m

10

DELETE/

mjn

In

the

first

form

card

m

is

deleted;

in

the

second,

cards

m

through

n

are

deleted.

The

unsigned

decimal

numbers

m

and

n

are

the

sequence

numbers

in

columns

76-80

of

the

Hollerith

cards.

The

number

of

Hollerith

cards

following

a

DELETE/

need

not

equal

the

number

of

cards

deleted.

3-5

,,-

<'

..

t!"

1:>

o,...../,.p

.E.'

;/f'l:'

C

;:1//

3,5b

f<

t u.)HJ

0/

3.3

INSERT

/

3.4

COPY/

3.5

ENDCOSY

/

3-6

COSY

inserts

into

the

new

Hollerith

or

COSY

deck

the

Hollerith

cards

immediately

following

an

INSERT/card.

10

(

INSERT/

r

The

Hollerith

cards

are

inserted

after

sequence

number

r,

the

unsigned

decimal

integer

in

columns

76-80.

COpy

/

transfers

the

COSY

library

from

file

q1

to

file

q2'

beginning

at

the

current

position

of

the

COSy

library

and

continuing

up

to,

but

not

including,

the

named

deck.

(

deckname

COpy

/

q1

dsi

of

the

input

file

(present

COSY

library)

q2

dsi

of

the

output

file

(new

COSy

library)

If

no

deckname

is

present,

the

entire

COSy

library

is

copied,

beginning

from

its

current

position.

The

user

must

call

*DEF

for

all

MA.STERr.file

def~iti9n

fupctioptj.

k~

(

St\.Vo\

t

eL~

CO

PY/

~

j(

(:

efT'

G\,I'"

fV)'

! l

t>lOC··

~

An

ENDCOSY/

card

marks

the

end

of a

COSy

task

and

returns

control

to

MASTER.

Any

nonstandard

output

tape

referenced

on

the

last

DECK:'

card

is

rewound.

10

(

ENDCOSY/

3.6

COSy

DECK

IDENTIFIER

\Vhen COSY

output

is

requested

on

the

DECK/

card,

the

COSY

task

generates

a

deck

identifier

card

as

the

first

card

of

the

COSY

output

deck.

deckname

COSY/

edition

number

iclefltifieatiOlI

deckname

edition

number

format

Begins

in

column

1.

Begins

in

column

20.

This

is

the

number

specified

by

the

edition

parameter

on

the

DECK/

card.

Column

40

contains

an

M,

designating

that

the

output

deck

has

been

prepared

in

3300 COSY

format

(Sec.

5. 1. 2) .

A COSY

deck

prepared

in

3200 COSY

format

(Sec.

5.1.1)

contains

a

blank

in

column

40.

identification

In

columns

73-75,

determined

by

the

T

parameter

on

the

DECK/

card.

If

T

is

omitted

or

if

T::::

72,

the

identification

is

the

sequence

number

in

columns

73-75

of

the

input

Hollerith

deck

or

of

the

COSY

identifier

card

of

the

input

COSY

deck.

3-7

4.1

MASTER

CONTROL

CARDS

4.1.1

JOB

RUNNING

COSY

The

input

COSY

deck

requires

certain

MASTER

control

cards

in

order

to

load

and

execute

the

COSY

task.

The

control

cards

listed

below

will

generally

be

part

of

the

input

deck.

Other

control

cards

that

may

be

used

are

described

in

the

MASTER

Reference

Manual.

MASTER

control

cards

contain

the

character

$

in

column

one.

4

A

JOB

card

must

appear

in a

job

deck

as

the

first

card

or,

if

a

DIRECT

card

is

used,

as

the

second

card.

(

$JOB,c,i,tl,l,p

c One

to

eight

BCD

characters

indicating

the

account

to

be

charged.

One

to

eight

BCD

characters

identifying

the

originator

of

the

job.

tl

Time

limit

(1-1440

minutes)

for

job

execution,

beyond

which

MASTER

terminates

the

job.

The

limit

does

not

include

background

processing

of

files.

If

time

limit

is

omitted,

but

one

of

the

following

parameters

is

specified,

its

comma

must

appear.

Print

limit

(1-99999

lines)

for

the

OUT

file,

beyond

which

MASTER

terminates

the

job.

If

line

limit

is

omitted

but

punch

limit

is

speci-

fied,

its

comma

must

appear.

p

Punched

card

limit

for

the

PUN

file

(0-99999),

beyond

which

MASTER

terminates

the

job.

If

this

field

is

terminated

by

a

comma,

comments

may

follow.

The

parameters

c

and

i

must

appear

on

the

card,

but

the

limits

are

optional.

:1'lASTER

uses

installation

parameters

for

the

time

and

line

limits

if

they

are

not

specified.

If

no

punch

limit

is

specified,

the

job

will

not

have

a

PUNfile.

4-1

4.1.2

SCHED

4-2

SCHED

cards,

one

or

two

per

job,

immediately

follow

the

JOB

card

in

the

job

deck.

$SCHED,

TIME=te,

CLASS=cl,

CORE=qp,

SCR=seg

,ABORT=dl,

·····RF=flg,peql=u

1

'···

,peqn

=Un

All

fields

are

optional

and

may

appear

in

any

order

on

either

card.

If a

peq

field

is

repeated,

the

first

entry

has

precedence.

If'another

field

is

repeated,

the

second

entry

has

precedence.

A

field

cannot

be

continued

from

one

card

to

another.

DO

NOT SCHEDULE MORE THAN A

JOB

NEEDS. A

job

that

requests

excess

core,

mass

storage,

and

peripheral

equipment

may

wait

needlessly

for

these

facilities,

which

must

be

available

before

the

job

can

be

initiated.

Also,

when

the

job

is

processed,

the

unused

facilities

are

withheld

from

other

jobs

reque

sting

them.

TIME

=

te

CLASS =

cl

CORE = qp

Estimated

running

time

(0-99999

minutes).

It

is

not

a

limit.

MASTER

uses

the

field

to

determine

if

the

job

is

special;

when

the

field

is

omitted,

the

job

cannot

qualify

as

a

special

job.

cl

class

E

Emergency

B

Background

I

Input/Output

C

Compute

When

both

TIME

and

CLASS

fields

appear

on

the

SCHED

cards

and

te

lies

in

the

special

class

range,

the

job

acquires

the

higher

class

as

determined

by

both

fields.

Thus,

if

the

job

is

specified

as

E

or

B,

which

are

higher

classes

than

special,

it

maintains

its

specified

class,

but

if

it

is

specified

as

I

or

C,

which

are

lower

classes

than

special,

it

is

classified

as

special.

When

the

CLASS

field

is

omitted

and

the

job

does

not

qualify

as

special,

it

becomes

I

or

C

depending

on

installation

para-

meter,

class.

Estimate

of

the

maximum

amount

of

core

in

quarter

pages

used

by

tasks

of

the

job

residing

in

core

simultaneously.

The

estimate

includes

requirements

of

library

tasks

such

as

compilers

and

assemblers.

Estimates

for

object

decks

must

allow

for

expansion

of

pseudo

instructions,

macros,

library

routines,

etc.

8CR

=

seg

ABORT

=

dl

RF

=

flg

If

the

loader

determines

that

a

requested

task

will

exceed

the

estimated

core,

the

job

is

terminated

with

a

message

on

the

OUT

file.

When

the

CORE

field

is

omitted,

qp

is

set

by

the

installation

parameter,

core.

Number

of

segments

(250

maximum)

of

mass

storage

scratch

area

required

by

the

job.

Each

segment

is

10,000

words.

8HO

requires

approximately

one

segment

for

each

400

Hollerith

card

images.

If

the

sum

of

the

mass

storage

requirements

indicated

by

the

line

and

punch

limits

(JOB

card)

and

the

SCR

and

ABORT

requests

(8CHED

card)

exceeds

the

storage

reserved

for

these

files,

the

job

is

not

initiated.

When

the

8CR

field

is

omitted,

seg

is

set

to

the

installation

parameter,

scr.

Recovery

dump

of

tasks,

dl

lines

in

length,

is

taken

if

the

job

is

abnormally

terminated.

MASTER

reserves

mass

storage

for

dl

line

s

of

dump.

A

non

-zero

flg

indicates

that

the

job

will

use

the

Register

File.

When

any

task

of

the

job

is

interrupted,

the

contents

of

file

registers

40-77

are

saved.

When

a

task

is

again

placed

in

execution,

the

contents

are

restored.

'When

flg

is

zero

or

the

field

is

omitted,

the

Register

File

contents

are

not

saved.

The

peq

fields

schedule

an

peripheral

equipment

required

by

a

job.

peq

identifies

the

hardware

type;

u

designates

the

number

of

units

or

drives

of

that

type

required.

If

peq

requirements

exceed

system

capacity,

the

job

cannot

be

scheduled.

A

job

is

initiated

when

all

peq

requirements

are

satisfied.

4-3

4.1.3

COSy

4.1.4

TASK

NAME

4-4

The

COSY

card

directs

MASTER

to

load

and

execute

the

COSY

task.

There

are

two

card

forms:

($COSY

( $COSY

(n)

The

parameter

n

controls

printing

of a COSY

log,

a

listing

of

all

control

cards

and

revision

detail

cards.

If

the

first

card

form

is

used,

the

log

is

printed

on

the

OUT

file.

If

there

is

a

non-blank

character

within

parentheses,

as

in

the

second

form,

printing

of

the

log

is

suppressed.

The

COSY

control

card

is

an

example

of

a

Task

Name

card.

A

Task

Name

control

card

directs

MASTER

to

call

and

load

the

named

program

task

from

the

specified

file

(or

from

the

library

if

no

file

is

specified),

to

pass

parameters

if

given,

and

to

begin

execution

of

the

task.

Usually,

at

least

one

Task

Name

card

follows

the

SCHED

cards

for

a

job.

A

Task

l\'"ame

card

has

one

of

the

following

forms:

($name

(

$name,dsi

(

$name,

dSi(parameter

string)

( $name

(parameter

string)

name

dsi

parameter

string

1-4

alphanumeric

characters

identifying

the

task

to

be

called;

name

is

the

only

required

parameter.

the

dsi

of

an

opened

file

from

which

the

named

task

is

to

be

loaded.

\Vhen

dsi

is

zero

or

the

field

is

omitted,

MASTER

searches

the

system

library

for

the

task.

parameters

used

by

the

called

task.

MASTER

removes

any

spaces

before

passing

the

parameter

string,

with

parentheses,

to

the

called

task.

4.1.5

END-Of-fiLE

4.2

SAMPLE

DECK

STRUCTURES

When

dsi

is

INP,

the

binary

object

deck

for

the

task

immediately

follows

the

Task

Name

card.

When

the

dsi

is

other

than

INP

or

*LIB,

the

loader

relocates

to

block

one

for

mass

storage

or

rewinds

the

tape

before

loading.

A

source

or

data

deck

required

by

the

task

may

follow

the

Task

Name

card

on

the

INP

file.

A

job

is

terminated

with

an

end-of-file

card

defined

by

7,8

punches

in

columns

one

and

two.

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The

following

deck

structures

illustrate

the

use

of

COSY

and

MASTER

control

cards

in

the

job

deck.

Notice

that

all

revision

cards

(DELETE/,

INSERT

/,

and

their

accompanying

cards)

appear

in

ascending

order

of

sequence,

m,

n,

r,

for

each

deck.

The

user

must

allocate

and

open

all

needed

nonstandard

files

except

SHO

(section

3.

I).

Peripheral

require-

ments

must

be

scheduled

on a SCHED

card

for

all

files,

including

SHO,

allocated

or

assigned

to

other

than

Class

A

mass

storage.

4-5

4-6

•

Generate

a

COSy

deck

from

a

Hollerith

source

deck.

$COSYCN)

$SCHED,CORE=24

$JOB,

241,

GKL".

1

00

77

88

ENDCOSY/

<HOLLERITH

SOURCE DECK)

DECK/

I,C=PUN

f .

Hollerith

input

is

from

the

standard

input

file,

INP.

COSY

output

is

on

the

punch

file,

PUN.

There

is

no

listing

on

OUT.

(N)

on

the

COSY

card

represses

the

log.

The

deckname

of

the

output

COSY

deck

is

JEAN.

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