OpenTP1 Version 7 Tester and UAP Trace User's Guide
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(1) Syntax
zueng020.tif0type zueng020.tif1subtype zueng020.tif1buffer-length
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0- One or more spaces or tab codes (or none)
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- One or more spaces or tab codes
(2) Operands
- type ~<8 upper-case alphabetics>
Specify either of the following buffer types:
- subtype ~<1-16 alphanumerics>
Specify the buffer subtype. When the specification exceeds 16 characters, only the first 16 are valid.
Up to 512 subtypes can be defined for X_COMMON or X_C_TYPE. When more than 512 subtypes are defined, an error occurs and the utoxsppsvc command is terminated.
When a subtype is duplicated, the first definition is valid. The second and subsequent definitions result in an error and an error message is output. No error message is output, however, when identical contents are defined for the duplicated subtypes.
- buffer-length ~<decimal digit>
Specify the buffer length. Check the buffer length by referring to the stub source created by the TP1/Server Base stbmake command and an output result created by the stbmake command with the -p option specified.
(3) Definition example
# typed-buffer-definition
X_COMMON subtype1 256
X_COMMON subtype2 128
X_C_TYPE subtype3 128
#
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- Specify one subtype name per line.
- A line can be up to 512 bytes in length, including the line feed code.
- Write # at the start of a comment. Only a space or tab code may be written before #.
Do not write a comment at the end of the typed buffer definition.
- No error occurs for the file when no valid definitions exist. However, an error occurs when the typed buffer is allocated when, for example, a service is requested.
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