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	universal PASUNV - Symbols for PASCAL runtimes

if1,<	printx Be sure to recompile RUNTIM,RANDIO,PASLNK, and XIO2>

	.directive .nobin

	;REGISTER DEFINITION

	AC0=0
	AC1=1
	REGIN=1		;INITILISATION OF REGISTERSTACK
	REG= REGIN+1
	REG1=REGIN+1+1
	REG2=REGIN+1+2
	REG3=REGIN+1+3
	REG4=REGIN+1+4
	REG5=REGIN+1+5
	REG6=REGIN+1+6
	JBFFLW=14
	NEWREG=15
	BUFFER=15
	BASIS=16
	P=17

KA10SW==0

	;DESCRIPTION OF FILEBLOCK( SEE WRITEMC)

	FILPTR= 0	;pointer to filcmp
	FILEOF= 1	;input: 0 = normal state
			;	1 = eof or error - no more data in file (some
			;	    errors will allow reading to continue, and
			;	    thus will NOT set FILEOF)
			;output:1 = normal state
			;	0 = error (but program will abort so this will
			;	     never show up)
	FILEOL= 2
	filr11= 3
	filget= 3
	filput= 4
	filr99= 5
  filgtx=0
  filptx=1
  filclo=2
  filbki=3
  filbrk=4
  filcrp=5
  filstp=6
  filshl=7
  filfxl=10
	filadv= 6
	filbad= 7
	filchn=10
	FILSTA=11	; .+0  FOR FILESTATUS
	FILDEV=12	; .+1  FOR DEVICE
	FILBFP=13	; .+2  FOR POINTER TO BUFFERHEADER
		;This is used to check how the file has been
		;openned.  If it is non-zero, it is known that
		;the file has been openned (though the open
		;may have failed - all we really know is that GETCHN
		;succeeded).  If RH non-zero it is for input, if
		;LH non-zero it is for output.  This is true even
		;for dump mode I/O.
	FILNAM=14
	FILEXT=15
	FILPRO=16
;This is as good a place as any to explain the structure of the path
;used here.  FILPPN to FILPPN+5 are the path.  FILPPN is the PPN,
;and the rest are SFD's.  REOPEN ignores what is in the PPN field
;of the lookup block.  Instead if FILPPN is zero, it zeros the PPN
;field.  Otherwise it makes the PPN a pointer to the path block.
;Since FILPPN is word 2 in the path, this means that the PPN is
;set as a pointer to FILPPN-2.  To save space, we violate two
;things here:
; (1) the path overlaps other things.  In particular word 1 of
;	the path block turns out to be the PPN, which is a
;	pointer to the path block.  Word 1 is supposed to be
;	either 0,1, or 2.  1 or 2 specify the scan switch, and
;	0 says use the default.  Apparently values other than
;	1 or 2 also cause it to use the default, because our word 1
;	is guaranteed to be a pointer, and we still get the default.
; (2) the path is supposed to end with a zero.  When we have all
;	5 allowed SFD's, we do not have room to terminate it with
;	a zero.  The monitor seems to know when it has reached
;	SFDLVL depth and not try looking further, so that has not
;	caused us trouble.
	FILPPN=20
	FILBFH=26	;BUFFER HEADER
	FILBTP=27	;BYTE POINTER
	FILBTC=30	;BYTE COUNT IN BUFFER
	FILLNR=31	;IF ASCII MODE - LINENR IN ASCIICHARACTERS
	FILCNT=32	;LH= if non-text file: neg. number of words in comp.
			;    if text file: zero
			;test sign bit of this loc to see if an ASCII file
			;RH= ADDRESS OF FIRST WORD IN COMPONENT
	filphb=33	;last physical block input or output
	filrcs=34	;LH=physical block size, bytes
			;RH=size of last record input or output, bytes
	filerr=35	;LH= errors that have happened; RH=errors allowed
	filst1=36	;mode-dependent - usally bits in LH:
  fillcm=400000		;map lower case
  filmta=200000
  filind=100000
  filfop= 40000		;force normal open
  filblk= 20000		;blocked
  filctm= 10000		;is controlling terminal
  filsel=  4000		;wants to see end of line char
  filtmp=  2000		;this is a "temp" file - delete when released
	filst2=37	;mode-dependent
	filtst=40	;314157 if the file block is legal
			;41 - spare
	filcht=42	;character mapping table
	FILCMP=43	;FIRST WORD OF COMPONENT

;here follow Tops-20 definitions so we can compile PASNUM.
;new modules should use these definitions

kacpu==ka10sw
klcpu==0
tops10==1

	t=0
	a=1
	b=2
	c=3
	d=4
	e=5
	f=6
	g=7
	h=10
	i=11
	j=12
	k=13
	l=14
	n=15
	o=16

ife klcpu,< ;[6] start
	define adjstk (ac,off),<
	  ifl off, <sub ac,[xwd -off,-off]>
	  ifge off, <add ac,[xwd off,off]>>
	>
ifn klcpu,<
	define adjstk (ac,off),<
	  adjsp ac,off>
	> ;[6] end

	end