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To invoke SLPATCH enter:
SLPATCH
or
RUN SLPATCH.PUB.SYS
SLPATCH responds with the following and displays ? to prompt
you for the SL file name you wish to work on. Enter the file name in the form:
filename[.groupname[.acctname]],
and use all uppercase letters. For example:
SLPATCH A.43.11 (C) HEWLETT-PACKARD CO., 1976
SL FILE? SL.PUB.HITECH
When SLPATCH accepts the name of the segmented library file, it
displays another ? to prompt you for a segment name and a command.
SLPATCH continues to display this prompt, awaiting another command,
until you exit the utility. To terminate SLPATCH, enter EXIT
at the ? prompt.
D
This command displays the contents of an SL segment. To invoke this command
enter:
?[ segname,] D, segdisplace[, numwords]
Parameters
segname | The name of the segment you want to
display, obtained from an SLCREF (SL Cross-Reference) listing. This
parameter must be specified the first time the segment is accessed, but may
be omitted in subsequent commands. |
segdisplace | The segment displacement. |
numwords | The number of words of the SL to
display. The default is one. |
M
This command modifies the contents of an SL segment. To invoke this command
enter:
? [segname,] M, segdisplace [,numwords]
Parameters
segname | The name of the segment you want to
modify, obtained from an SLCREF (SL Cross-Reference) listing. This
parameter must be specified the first time the segment is accessed, but may
be omitted in subsequent commands. |
segdisplace | The segment displacement. |
numwords | The number of words SL modifies. The
default is one. |
The contents of each word to be modified is displayed, followed by a comma. To
retain the old value, enter * and press Return. To enter a new
value, type the number (in octal) and press Return. If you only press
Return, you will be prompted to enter * or a number.
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NOTE: To find the segment displacement, add the instruction offset
(generally found in the compiler listing) to the starting address of the
procedure (supplied by the PMAP option of the PREP command).
For information regarding the offsets of instructions in program files, refer
to compiler options for the programming language in which the code was written.
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SLPATCH Example
Invoke SLPATCH and enter the SL name. For example, if the name of the
segmented library file is SL.PUB.HITECH, you enter:
SLPATCH
SLPATCH A.43.11 (C) HEWLETT-PACKARD CO., 1976
SL FILE? SL.PUB.HITECH
Next, display 4 words, beginning with word 0 of segment SDMCOMM:
? SDMCOMM,D,0,4
025001
051404
041605
021040
Display 3 words, beginning with word 5 in the same segment.
Notice the segment name need not be entered again:
? D,0,3
023113
040415
050641
Change the contents of the first word of SDMCOMM segment and terminate
SLPATCH:
? M,0,1
025001,025002
? EXIT
Additional Information
For more information on segmented libraries refer to the MPE Segmenter
Reference Manual.
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