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PowerCL Module ‐ Revision “4M” This is identical in form and feature to the CCD approach for the system CATalogs – all except the [A]
hot-key for the assignment. – It should be noted that sub-functions cannot be assigned to a key on
the keyboard, and therefore the absence of such an option.
Note also that the enumeration will be output to a printer when NORM/TRACE is selected, and a
forwards enumeration is performed - for a hard-copy record of the listing.
Sections within the two sub-FATs
Each multi-function group has a lot of sub-functions. Navigating the catalogs could be very tedious
without the existence of sub-sections within them, and the capability to jump from section to section.
The sections underneath the sub-FATs are listed below:
For FAT-1
-YFNZ SRL
-PAGE FNS
-XTRA FNS
-56 BITS
including the replaced YFNS function in YFNP (and some dups)
including all page-related and I/O Bus function
with a long list of utilities and MCODE-related functions
with digital functions (on the complete register size).
For FAT-2
-XM/F XFS
with the Buffer and Extended Memory enhancements
-ALPHA/DSP for the ALPHA and Display functions, and
-HEPAXA2
including the functions from the HEPAX group, plus some more.
Hotkey [ENTER^] will toggle between the sections or the individual functions listing, exactly the
same as it works in the CCD –style catalogs. This makes it very easy to navigate your way in such
long lists, considering that FAT-1 has 69 functions and FAT-2 86 and otherwise waiting for your target
sub-function to appear in the enumeration could be a relatively long wait.
Note: The following shortcuts are the most-convenient ways to access the sub-CATalogs:
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Pressing ENTER^ at the ΣCL prompt will invoke the sub-function Catalog for FAT-1,
Pressing ENTER^ at the XXEQ prompt will invoke the sub-function Catalog for FAT-2.
A new feature in revision “K” allows an even easier approach – by means of the XCAT function
described in the next section:
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XCAT, “1” will invoke the sub-function Catalog for FAT-1,
XCAT, “2” will invoke the sub-function Catalog for FAT-2,
Several ways to perform the same task – but all of them intuitively accessible form the expected
location to provide choices to power users.
(c) Ángel M. Martin Page 24 of 110
April 2014