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NonStop AutoTMF Software Commands
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PREPARE
specifies an object file to set as the user library for the prepared object file. If
the library does not contain the NonStop AutoTMF software runtime library, an
error message is displayed and the object files are not prepared.
If this parameter in omitted, the user library is one of:
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The program’s current user library which must be bound with the NonStop
AutoTMF software runtime library. If the program is not bound with the
NonStop AutoTMF software runtime library, an error message is displayed
and the object file is not prepared.
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The NonStop AutoTMF software runtime library that is used by the CI.
OCA | NOOCA
specifies whether a TNS object (file code 100) is accelerated using OCA after
the object has been prepared.
By default, PREPARE automatically processes a TNS object using OCA
whenever PREPARE invalidates the OCA region. If the program has no OCA
region, no extra processing is performed. This option overrides the default
behavior.
By specifying NOOCA, PREPARE never processes a program using OCA. If
the preparation invalidates the OCA region, the program runs in interpreted
mode, unless you manually process the program using OCA.
START filename
specifies the starting file to prepare fileset.
TNS | TNSR | TNSE
restricts the processing of the command to the designated object file types:
code 100 files for TNS, code 700 files for TNSR, and code 800 files for TNSE.
By default, PREPARE processes only TNS/R objects on NonStop S-Series
servers and only TNS/E objects on Integrity NonStop servers. It processes
TNS objects on all servers. Specifying this option overrides the default
behavior.
Specifying the LIBRARY option implicitly restricts the processing of the
command to the file type of the library object and is equivalent to specifying
TNS, TNSR, or TNSE.
USERLIB | UL
prepares of object files with no main procedure.
If USERLIB is not specified, the CI displays an error and the file is not
prepared.
Prepare any application user libraries prior to preparing the application programs. See