//***FILE 090 is from David Noon and is a DELINKER program, which * FILE 090
//* converts load modules into 80-byte object decks. * FILE 090
//* This file was prepared for the CBT Tape by Greg * FILE 090
//* Price. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* This file (CBT File 90) contains the "Delinker" package * FILE 090
//* written by David W. Noon which consists of source code * FILE 090
//* (PL/I and Assembler) and documentation. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* David Noon's email: [email protected] -or- * FILE 090
//* [email protected] * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* In March 1999, someone asked how to read and write * FILE 090
//* RECFM=U data from PL/I in the comp.lang.pl1 USENET * FILE 090
//* newsgroup. David Noon posted that if a delinker written * FILE 090
//* in PL/I was wanted then just ask. That's not what the * FILE 090
//* original poster wanted, but I asked instead, and Dave * FILE 090
//* duly emailed it to me. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* The package turned out to be a powerful batch utility * FILE 090
//* to delink, resize and even package for later processing * FILE 090
//* (such as distribution and reinstallation) some or all * FILE 090
//* CSECTs of nominated load modules. It could, for * FILE 090
//* example, be used in a job stream to replace certain * FILE 090
//* CSECTs with newer versions. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* I ended up plugging it into REVIEW R31.0 (CBT File 134), * FILE 090
//* so that members tagged in the member list (or all * FILE 090
//* members if none are tagged) can be dynamically delinked. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* Please note that this Delinker will not process * FILE 090
//* scatter-load or segment-overlay programs correctly. It * FILE 090
//* will only process load modules, and not program objects. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* In case you do not have a suitable PL/I compiler handy, * FILE 090
//* I have supplied DELINKI and DWNSPDSR load modules in CBT * FILE 090
//* File 135. I proposed calling the program DELINK1 to * FILE 090
//* distinguish it from the DELINK/DELINK0 OS/360 FE Tool * FILE 090
//* (and its derivatives), but Sam Golob preferred DELINKI, * FILE 090
//* so DELINKI it is. (The 1 or I denotes that it is written * FILE 090
//* in PL/I.) Greg Price, July 1999. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* Minor changes in 2006 include AMODE(64) support. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* A member contents list follows. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* -MEMBER- -CONTENTS------------------------------------ * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* $$DOC - This member. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* $$DOC2 - Details of the March 2006 changes. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DCFDOC - This is a documentation source file Dave made * FILE 090
//* in SGML. It can easily be converted to GML * FILE 090
//* and run through SCRIPT/VS. It can be TEXT * FILE 090
//* transferred to DELINK.IPF on the PC for * FILE 090
//* processing by the IPF compiler. I resolved a * FILE 090
//* lot (but not all) of character symbolics to * FILE 090
//* get it to fit into an 80-column file. It * FILE 090
//* also made the uncompiled source more * FILE 090
//* readable. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* &apos. was replaced by ' * FILE 090
//* &asterisk. was replaced by * * FILE 090
//* &colon. was replaced by : * FILE 090
//* &comma. was replaced by , * FILE 090
//* &eq. was replaced by = * FILE 090
//* &hyphen. was replaced by - * FILE 090
//* &lpar. was replaced by ( * FILE 090
//* &per. was replaced by . * FILE 090
//* &plus. was replaced by + * FILE 090
//* &rpar. was replaced by ) * FILE 090
//* &slash. was replaced by / * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DELINK - This is the main PL/I source member. * FILE 090
//* It should be compiled with OS PL/I Version 2 * FILE 090
//* or with PL/I for MVS & VM. Requires DWNSCAN * FILE 090
//* and DWNSHEX to be linked into the program * FILE 090
//* executable, and DWNSPDSR to be fetchable * FILE 090
//* during execution. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DWNMPRLG - PL/I prologue macro used by DWNSCAN and * FILE 090
//* DWNSHEX. Seems to work for OS PL/I Version 2 * FILE 090
//* and PL/I for MVS & VM. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DWNSCAN - Performs the same function as the PL/I SEARCH * FILE 090
//* built-in function. The SEARCH and SEARCHR * FILE 090
//* built-in functions are not yet available under * FILE 090
//* MVS (OS/390) at the time of writing. This * FILE 090
//* module should be assembled and made available * FILE 090
//* at bind (ie. link-edit) time for inclusion * FILE 090
//* into the main program. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DWNSHEX - Performs a similar function to the PL/I HEX * FILE 090
//* built-in function. The HEX and HEXIMAGE * FILE 090
//* built-in functions are not yet available * FILE 090
//* under MVS (OS/390) at the time of writing. * FILE 090
//* This module should be assembled and made * FILE 090
//* available at bind (ie. link-edit) time for * FILE 090
//* inclusion into the main program. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DWNSPDSR - Provides BPAM support for the main PL/I * FILE 090
//* program. It should be assembled and made * FILE 090
//* available for dynamic fetching at execute * FILE 090
//* time. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* DWNYBLDL - PL/I source structure for PDS program * FILE 090
//* directory entry. It was obviously meant to * FILE 090
//* be included in the source by some strange * FILE 090
//* control card (not %INCLUDE), so I just copied * FILE 090
//* it into the source. This member is therefore * FILE 090
//* no longer used. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* FMBLOCK - Housekeeping macros used by DWNSPDSR, all of * FILE 090
//* FMCREDT which were probably contributed to the SHARE * FILE 090
//* FMSTART tape by Ken True of Fairchild MSS (hence FM, * FILE 090
//* FMWORK1 no doubt). They were moved from from the * FILE 090
//* FMWORK2 SHARE tape to the Fairchild MSS "Mods" tape, * FILE 090
//* later called the Intel MVS "Mods" tape, circa * FILE 090
//* 1982. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* PLIICB - PL/I Interrupt Control Block macro used by * FILE 090
//* DWNSHEX on error conditions. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* PLISIG - PL/I Signal macro used by DWNSHEX on error * FILE 090
//* conditions. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
//* XMITBOOK - TSO/E transmit file of DELINK.INF which was * FILE 090
//* created by compiling DELINK.IPF (source in * FILE 090
//* member DCFDOC) with IPFC under OS/2. Process * FILE 090
//* with INDATASET operand of the TSO/E RECEIVE * FILE 090
//* command to get a RECFM=U sequential data set. * FILE 090
//* BINARY transfer this file to the PC (byte * FILE 090
//* counts should match). Use the VIEW command of * FILE 090
//* OS/2 or PC-DOS to look at DELINK.INF which * FILE 090
//* contains the Delinker documentation. The * FILE 090
//* PC-DOS VIEW command also works from the MS-DOS * FILE 090
//* prompt (including under Win95). Apparently, * FILE 090
//* there is an IVIEW command downloadable from * FILE 090
//* IBM designed to work under Win95. * FILE 090
//* * FILE 090
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