Some intrinsics use the status parameter to return information on the status of the intrinsic call (refer to the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference
Manual (322650-90028), for further information on this feature).
The status parameter contains a number representing the subsystem that initiated the error or warning.
Table 1-1 “Status.subsys Parameter Identifiers” represents the possible values
returned by the status parameter.
Table 1-1 Status.subsys Parameter Identifiers
Subsystem ID | Subsystem |
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0 | Successful (no errors) |
9 | CM Loader |
098 | System Aborts |
100 | Switch |
101 | Memory Manager |
102 | Process Manager |
103 | Stack Unwind |
104 | NM Loader |
107 | Virtual Space Management |
108 | Table Management |
110 | Clock/Timer Manager |
111 | High Level I/O |
113 | Low Level I/O |
114 | HPIO Channel Manager |
116 | HPIB Adapter Manager |
121 | CS80 Disk Manager |
122 | Port (IPC) Facility |
123 | Dispatcher |
127 | CIPER Device Manager |
128 | Terminal I/O Manager for Logging |
130 | Page Printer Device Manager |
133 | Measurement Interface |
137 | Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Monitor |
143 | File System, KSAM/XL |
145 | Secondary Storage Management |
151 | Transaction Management |
153 | File System Label Management |
154 | CM Support Routines |
158 | Break Handling |
161 | Command Interpreter
|
165 | Debug Low-level Breakpoint Management |
169 | CM Debugger |
185 | File System Storage Management |
187 | Error Management |
188 | CM Emulator, Translator, OCT |
193 | Floating Point Conversion |
195 | HP Sort |
196 | HP Merge |
198 | Eagle A-Mux Device Manager |
200 | U Code Trap Handler |
201 | Data Communication Buffer Manager |
206 | System Logging |
213 | I/O Services |
221 | Intrinsic Aborts |
222 | Intrinsic Names |
236 | Native Mode Spooler |
518 | Directory Subsystem |
519 | Directory Traversal Subsystem |
520 | SVIPC
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