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nld and noft Manual — 520384-003
Glossary -1
Glossary
absolute pathname.
A pathname that begins with a slash (
/
) character and is resolved
beginning with the root directory. Compare to
relative pathname
.
ANSI.
American National Standards Institute,
ar utility.
A utility that creates and maintains archives of files for use by
nld
.
archive file.
A file that contains a collection of object files. The
ar
utility creates archive
files.
binding.
The operation of examining, collecting, linking, and modifying code and data
blocks from one or more object files to produce a target object file.
CISC.
See
complex instruction-set computing (CISC)
.
command stream.
A sequence of tokens, separated by blanks, that control the
nld
utility.
The command stream can come from the command line, the standard input file, or an
obey file.
complex instruction-set computing (CISC).
A processor architecture based on a large
instruction set, characterized by numerous addressing modes, multicycle machine
instructions, and many special-purpose instructions. Compare to
reduced instruction-
set computing (RISC)
.
compilation unit.
A compilation unit is a source file plus source text that is read from other
files by C and C++
#include
directives, by COBOL SOURCE directives and COPY
statements, and by pTAL SOURCE directives, which together compose a single input
to the compiler. A compiler generates one relinkable code file for each compilation unit.
current working directory.
The directory from which relative pathnames are resolved. A
process always has a current working directory.
DLL.
See
dynamic-link library (DLL)
.
DEFINE.
A named set of attributes and associated values in the Guardian environment. See
map DEFINE
.
directory .
A type of OSS special file that contains entries that name links to other files.
dynamic-link library (DLL).
A
PIC (position-independent code)
library of functions or data
for use by other PIC
loadfiles
. In UNIX, this type of file is called a “shared object file” or
“dynamic shared object” (DSO).
edit file.
A file in a format defined by the Edit product.
file.
An object to which data can be written and/or from which data can be read. A file has
attributes such as access permissions and a file type.
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Страница 16: ...What s New in This Manual nld and noft Manual 520384 003 xiv Miscellaneous ...
Страница 22: ...About This Manual nld and noft Manual 520384 003 xx Change Bar Notation ...
Страница 28: ...Introduction to the Utilities nld and noft Manual 520384 003 1 6 strip ...
Страница 60: ...nld Utility nld and noft Manual 520384 003 2 32 Declaration and Definition ...
Страница 78: ...nld Options nld and noft Manual 520384 003 3 18 y ...
Страница 90: ...noft Utility nld and noft Manual 520384 003 4 12 Debugging With noft ...
Страница 150: ...strip Utility nld and noft Manual 520384 003 7 2 ...
Страница 160: ...Converting From Binder to nld and noft nld and noft Manual 520384 003 9 8 Comparing Binder Commands to noft Options ...
Страница 242: ...nld Diagnostic Messages nld and noft Manual 520384 003 10 82 Informational Messages ...
Страница 278: ...noft Diagnostic Messages nld and noft Manual 520384 003 11 36 Syntax Errors ...
Страница 286: ...ar Diagnostic Messages nld and noft Manual 520384 003 12 8 ...
Страница 314: ...Sample nld and noft Session nld and noft Manual 520384 003 A 28 LISTSRLFIXUPS ...
Страница 330: ...Index nld and noft Manual 520384 003 Index 10 Special Characters ...