Getting Started as an MPE/iX Programmer Programmer's Guide: HP 3000 Computer MPE/iX Computer Systems

List of Figures

1-1 MPE/iX On-line Access Capabilities

1-2 900 Series HP 3000 High-level Tools

1-3 HP 3000 Software Naming Conventions Example

1-4 Commanding MPE/iX

1-5 UDC File Example

1-6 Accounts Example

1-7 User Example

1-8 Groups Example

1-9 Session and Job Commands

1-10 Session and Job Characteristics

1-11 HP FORTRAN 77/iX COMMON Block Data Alignment Example

1-12 IEEE Single-precision Real Number Format

1-13 IEEE Double-precision Real Number Format

3-1 MPE/iX Program Development

3-2 Compiler Producing Relocatable Object Modules

3-3 Linking and Using User Libraries

3-4 UNSAT Procedure Example

3-5 Job Control Word (JCW) Structure

3-6 JCW Notation Examples

4-1 :LINK and HP Link Editor/XL on MPE/iX

4-2 Files Used by HP Link Editor/XL

4-3 Creating an Executable Program File

4-4 Linking to Create an Executable Program File

4-5 Executable Program File Commands

5-1 Reducing Aliasing

5-2 Eliminating Common Subexpressions

5-3 Instructions Operations on Simple Data Types

5-4 Optimizing Arrays

5-5 Reducing Procedure Calls

5-6 Expanding Small Procedures In-line

5-7 Extracting Calls from Loops

5-8 Avoiding Non-native Alignment

6-1 File System Interface

6-2 Records and Files Relationship

6-3 Specifying Device File Characteristics

6-4 Identifying a Disc File using File Designators

6-5 Backreferencing a Previously Identified File

6-6 System Files in Use

6-7 Using a System File

6-8 Passing Files between Program Runs

6-9 Directories Searched Based on File Domain

6-10 Nested HPFOPEN/FOPEN and FCLOSE Pairs

6-11 File System Hierarchy of Overrides

6-12 Record Types

6-13 Odd-byte Record Sizes

6-14 Creating a File

6-15 Actions Resulting from Multiaccess of Files

6-16 Security Level for File Access

7-1 Building a KSAM File

7-2 Loading a KSAM File

7-3 Reorganizing a KSAM File

7-4 TurboIMAGE/XL Data Set Organization Example

7-5 Example of Creating a Root File

7-6 Creating a Data Base