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 | | DCL includes IF-THEN-ELSE, access to all the RMS file types including stream, indexed, and sequential, but unfortunately lacks a DO-WHILE or other looping construct, requiring users to make do with IF and GOTO instead. | | | A scripting language that was written when the Fortran programming language was in heavy use, it supports several datatypes, including strings, integers, bit arrays, arrays and booleans, but not floating point numbers. | | | The command line must start with a verb and is then followed by arguments and/or position independent qualifiers (switches in Unix terminology), which can occur anywhere on the command line, or position dependent qualifiers which affect the parameter they appear after. |
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| | Digital Command Language (DCL) is an instruction set on the VAX. | | | One of the reasons for DCL's power is its ability to acquire input and provide output information. | | | Subdirectories are useful for organizing files and cleaning up the root directory (e.g., separate directories for command and program files simplifies tracking directory contents). |
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http://www.uc.edu/ucitdocs/IVAXIII.htm
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| | The result may be textual output, or the initialization and running of some program, or a modification to the graphical output on a monitor or printer, or some change in a file system (e.g., delete a file, modify a file, or create a file). | | | The computer system (i.e., the program then accepting such input) then carries out the command given. | | | Examples of such programs include the various different Unix shells, VMS ' DCL (Digital Command Language), and related designs like CP/M and DOS 's command.com, both based heavily on DEC 's RSX and RSTS operating system interfaces (which were also command line interfaces). |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/command_line_interface
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| | Command tables are data structures created by CDU and used by the command language interpreter (CLI) to parse and evaluate DIGITAL Command Language (DCL) commands. | | | There are two types of command tables: system command tables used to parse system commands and process command tables used to parse process-specific commands. | | | In addition, the command definition file provides information about the image or routine that is invoked after the command string is successfully parsed. |
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http://h71000.www7.hp.com:8000/72final/6100/6100pro.html
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| | Eiffel is an advanced object-oriented programming language that emphasizes the design and construction of high-quality and reusable software. | | | Although Rexx has the capability to issue commands to its host environment and to call programs and functions written in other languages, Rexx is also designed to be independent of its supporting system software when such commands are kept to a minimum. | | | Phantom is a new interpreted language designed to address some of the problems presented by large-scale, interactive, distributed applications such as distributed conferencing systems, multi-player games, and collaborative work tools. |
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http://home.nvg.org/~sk/lang/lang.html
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| | In OpenVMS, the name of both the "shell" language and its command language interpreter (CLI) is DCL, for Digital Command Language. | | | The price that the developer pays for all this service is a rigid and structured environment in which to build commands. | | | DCL also takes on the responsibility of checking the command-line syntax for acceptability before ever passing any information on to the executable image, and handles many errors itself. |
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http://fusion.gat.com/docview/foreign_command.html
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| Â | DEC Command Language (DCL): Some basic commands |
| | As is typical of machines running the VMS operating system, the command language (or "shell", in UNIX terminology) by which a user communicates with the University's main academic computer, TIGER (tiger.uofs.edu), is DCL ("Digital Command Language"). | | | In DCL, the term is "default" directory, rather than Unix's "working" (or what most of us refer to as "current") directory. | | | For example, directories are files with the suffix |
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http://www.cs.uofs.edu/~mccloske/courses/cmps340/vms_tutorial.html
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| Â | Apollo Guidance Computer and Other Computer History |
| | The Improved Centaur computer assimilates hardware functions of the Centaur vehicle that can be performed by a digital computer. | | | The data adapter takes analog inputs from sensors and converts them to digital form of the computer; it also takes the computer digital outputs, convers some of them to analog form, and sends corrections to the appropriate controls. | | | As a result, the problem of specifying and designing digital computers for space vehicles has increased in complexity. |
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http://www.klabs.org/richcontent/Misc_Content/AGC_And_History/AGC_History.htm
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| | PC-DCL is an emulation of the DCL command language interpreter found on OPENVMS systems, running on WINDOWS. | | | Lots of features are missing but VMS addicts may find it useful to run more powerful script files than BAT files, or share (simple) DCL command files between PC and your VMS machine or even run a DCL-like shell. | | | This is not an attempt to bring full VMS on to Windows. |
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http://users.skynet.be/michel.valentin/dcl/
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| | Be aware of two important points: Not all Perl programs have to be portable There is no reason why you should not use Perl as a language to glue Unix tools together, or to prototype a Macintosh application, or to manage the Windows registry. | | | On most of these systems, the value of $^O (hence $Config{'osname'}, too) is determined by lowercasing and stripping punctuation from the first field of the string returned by typing uname -a (or a similar command) at the shell prompt. | | | Of course, the problem remains that scripts cannot rely on any Unix tools being available, or that any tools found have Unix-like command line arguments. |
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http://www.linuxvalley.com/encyclopedia/ldp/manpage/man1/perlport.1.php
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| | The file and record formats of DIGITAL Fortran 77 on DIGITAL UNIX systems are compatible with DIGITAL Fortran 90 on DIGITAL UNIX systems; they share the same language run-time I/O environment (see Chapter 7). | | | (DIGITAL proprietary VAX floating-point formats are not supported in memory.) You can request conversion of unformatted files containing VAX floating-point formats into the appropriate IEEE memory format during record I/O (see Chapter 10). | | | On a DIGITAL UNIX system, a DIGITAL Fortran 90 program can read and write files containing unformatted data using the DIGITAL Fortran 90 conversion capabilities described in Section 10.2. |
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http://www.helsinki.fi/atk/unix/dec_manuals/df90au52/dfum044.htm
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| | VX/DCL is an implementation of DEC's VMS Digital Command Language for Windows® 2000/NT and Linux/UNIX. | | | VX/DCL is designed to provide users who are familiar with VMS, with a fully interactive front-end environment that runs on Windows® and Linux/UNIX, but looks and behaves like VMS/DCL. | | | By providing users with identical command procedure capabilities, the same programming enhancements and the simple system-level interaction available to VMS users, you'll wonder if you really are running under Windows® or Linux/UNIX! |
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http://www.sector7.com/OPENVMS%20MIGRATION/VX%20Tools/vxdcl.htm
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| | Entering a (CTRL/Z) terminates input to the file. | | | After the CREATE command is issued, the system reads everything that is input from the terminal and puts it into the specified file. | | | For a complete listing of DCL parameters and quali-fiers, or for more information on those listed below, consult on-line HELP. |
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http://www.clarion.edu/admin/compserv/vaxdcl.htm
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| | A companion software project, code named Starlet, was begun in June, 1975 to develop a totally new operating system, based on RSX-11 M, for the Star family of processors. | | | FDL - File Description Language - defines file record/field structure. | | | OpenVMS supports up to 96 nodes in a single cluster, and allows mixed-architecture clusters, where VAX and Alpha systems, or Alpha and Itanium systems can co-exist in a single cluster (OpenVMS Engineering has suggested that triple-architecture clusters are possible in theory, but are not supported by HP). |
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http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Virtual_Memory_System
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| | VCL is a OpenVMS emulator for Windows, Linux, and UNIX operating systems that emulates the Digital Command Language (DCL). | | | VCL lets you continue using familiar OpenVMS commands as you move from OpenVMS to Windows or Linux and other UNIX environments. | | | You can include system commands, program data, logical expressions, lexicals, and interactive user prompts in VCL command files. |
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| | Prolog - Language in which dissertation project written. | | | The task involves planning and implementing the translation of legacy documents into the Views language. | | | Omnimark - A commercial language for manipulating SGML. |
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http://www.paneris.co.uk/tim/cv.shtml
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| | _________________________________________________________________ Comparison of DCL Commands and UNIX Commands and Shells The UNIX equivalent of a DIGITAL Command Language (DCL) procedure is a shell script. | | | If you have a legacy of complex DCL command procedures or UNIX shell scripts, and limited time, it may not be practical for you to convert from one to the other. | | | While the POSIX commands do not correspond to all Digital UNIX commands, many of the POSIX shell scripts on an OpenVMS system can run on a Digital UNIX system, and vice versa. |
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~llynch/dcl.txt
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| | This option-packed command and XLNT's robust scripting language make this software a potentially powerful NT automation environment. | | | What I find most interesting about the software is its collection of commands. | | | In this loop, XLNT reads a line from the input file, extracts the user data, creates the user account, adds the account to the groups defined in the input file, and then begins again. |
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http://www.ntmag.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/3493/3493.html
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| | RSX-11M-Plus -- a much extended version of RSX-11M, originally designed to support the multi-processor PDP-11/74, a computer that was never released, but also used widely as a standard operating system on the PDP-11/70. | | | "RSX was a separate path at DEC and the progenitor more than anything of VMS that went to NT via Dave Cutler." -- Gordon Bell, Vice President, Research and Development, Digital Equipment Corporation. | | | RSX-11: A family of Real-time operating systems mainly for PDP-11 computers created by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), common in the late 1970s and early 1980s, designed for and much used in process control, but also popular for program development. |
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| | Creates a new file (or files) from one or more existing files. | | | The last part of the error message suggests an action to correct the error; in this case the message suggests that you check the command for correct spelling and valid syntax. | | | In the following example, S is an ambiguous command. |
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http://barney.usu.edu/~bob/vmsdcl/dcl_more.html
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| | April, 1991 - Is DCL a Programming Language? | | | May, 1995 - DCL mailbox creation Text file | | | July, 1994 - DCL screensaver; DCL arcana Text file |
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http://www.kgb.com/dcl.html
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| | We are planning to add such enhancements as accurate mail-header parsing and batch-mode execution of CSNEWS commands submitted in mail files or other types of files. | | | Also available for VM users is an exec file called PSYCHNET EXEC. | | | So, if you, or anyone you know would be interested in receiving such a newsletter, please send electronic mail to |
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| | Synesis Software's STLSoft 1.8.1 for Digital Mars ! | | | Jan Knepper is gratefully acknowledged for his generous support of Digital Mars, and hosting and maintaining this web site. | | | BD Software's STLfilt now for Digital Mars C++. |
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| | A parameter is an object (usually a file) that the command affects. | | | Details about on-line help, errors and shortcuts are described in a submodule. | | | For example, the DCL command COPY requires two parameters: the first parameter is the name of the file to be copied, the second is the name of the new file (duplicate) which is to be created. |
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| | Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)zroblems.htm#z1064313Identifying and Resolving Problems location of fileszhelploc.htm#z0775653HELPLOC online, browser forzmiscres.htm#z1063707Miscellaneous Resources sample programszroblems.htm#z1064315Identifying and Resolving Problems SAS Noteszroblems.htm#z1064311Identifying and Resolving Problems SAS Windowing Environmentzinghelp.htm#z1064697Getting Help HELP facility, invokingz0247456.htm#z0771934Digital Command Language help files, specifying locationzstomize.htm#z1064496Customizing Your SAS Session HELP, DCL commandz0247456.htm#z0771934Digital Command Language HELPLOC system optionzhelploc.htm#z0775653HELPLOC $HEX formatzllarhex.htm#z0770519$HEXw. | | | About SASzlgabout.htm#z0767675DLGABOUT Change Working Directoryzngework.htm#z1064596Changing Your Current Working Directory Change Working Directoryzdlgcdir.htm#z0767677DLGCDIR Exitzdlgendr.htm#z0767683DLGENDR File Selectionzmiscres.htm#z1063703Miscellaneous Resources Findzdlgfind.htm#z0767688DLGFIND Findznv-find.htm#z1064608Searching for Character Strings Host Fontzv-fonts.htm#z1063237Customizing Fonts Host Fontzdlgfont.htm#z0767694DLGFONT Openzdlgopen.htm#z0767698DLGOPEN Openznv-open.htm#z1064577Opening Files Preferenceszdlgpref.htm#z0767714DLGPREF Preferenceszcussasx.htm#z1062817Using X Resources to Customize the Motif Interface Replacez2lace.htm#z0767718DLGREPLACE Replacezreplace.htm#z1064622Replacing Character Strings Save Aszdlgsave.htm#z0767723DLGSAVE digital command language (DCL) | | | storagezvarprec.htm#z0768145Variable Precision and Storage Information chinsert, function-key commandzsdepwin.htm#z0767900Function-Key Commands CIMPORT procedurezcimport.htm#z0772436CIMPORT CLEANUP system optionz1anup.htm#z0775435CLEANUP CLEANUP toolzworklib.htm#z1064203The WORK Data Library under OpenVMS CLEANUP, OpenVMS commandzworklib.htm#z1064214The WORK Data Library under OpenVMS CNTLLEV= data set option |
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http://www.otago.ac.nz/sas/vms/index.txt
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| | Finally, the on-line HELP, which describes all system commands and many local facilities, will be explored. | | | You will also learn about file storage conventions and file naming syntax. | | | This tutorial will guide you to login with your username and examine the DCL (Digital Command Language) command syntax. |
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http://cc.usu.edu/~bob/vmsdcl/
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| | DL Download (also D/L) DL/1 Data Manipulation Language 1 [IBM] | | | DAL Data Access Language [Apple Computer] + Disk Access Lockout | | | DIP Dialup Internet Protocol (Internet) + Digital Imaging Processing + |
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http://h.harenberg.bei.t-online.de/Glossar/GlossarD.htm
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| Â | A Description of the PANSAT Command Language - Storming Media |
| | Abstract: This thesis details the PANSAT Command Language (PCL). | | | This thesis develops the user-syntax as well as the protocol- syntax for the PCL and begins to identify potential contingency scenarios. | | | Numerous options and issues that were considered during the PCL development are provided and explanations given as to why certain options were chosen, while others were abandoned. |
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http://www.stormingmedia.us/49/4984/A498403.html
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| | The Digital Command Language (DCL) is the language used to communicate with the VMS operating system. | | | The * is used to represent any number of characters. | | | Whenever you make directory changes (create, rename, or delete) through DCL, and then attempt to use Swing, you must use the "S" option to rebuild the Swing directory structure. |
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http://support.memphis.edu/internal/StudentInfo/LabTeamInfo/Manual/dclbasic.html
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| | The line-of-sight optical detector also had a PCB error (using an input-only pin on the PIC as an output). | | | There has been quite a lot of work done on Python language bindings and a TkInter based GUI. | | | The following command will checkout all of the sources and place them in a lintrain subdirectory. |
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| | VAXs normally run the VMS operating system with Digital's Command Language (DCL) as the CLI (As pointed out by zcat(1)). |
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| | Data Control Language/Declaration/DEC Command Language (DEC)/Device Clear/Digital Control Logic/Digital Command Language (Digital) | | | Digital Dataphone Service (ATT)/Design Data Sheet/Digital Data Storage/Distributed Database Services | | | Device Driver Interface + Digital Document Interchange/Direct Dial In Device Driver Kit (Microsoft Windows) |
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http://emoticonuniverse.com/tech/dtech
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| Â | thinair: views of various geekage from 1,655 meters (5,430 feet) above sea level |
| | It would have been similar to what I've written above: accurate and descriptive with a certain amount of precision in the use of language and inherently relative to other terms of perspective. | | | To give you a solid basis for this task, the core section of this article defines the four layers of a process definition. | | | Never before in my lifetime has the United States initiated military action without provocation. |
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| | The M (MUMPS) language and technology, in general. | | | Bulletin Board and QandA for x86 assembly language topics. | | | ML languages including Standard ML, CAML, Lazy ML, etc. (Moderated) |
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http://www.news2mail.com/lists/groups.html
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| Â | Satellite Controller/ Field Engineer - bestjobsus.com |
| | As indicated my resume reflects strong skills with GPS TDRSS interface tracking in orbit operational satellites, telemetry processing, transmitting approved spacecraft commands; configurating satellite access nodes ground stations, Window2000/NT/98/95, Unix-HP, Digital Command Language, Microsoft Office Tools (Word, Excel and Outlook), VAX 78x's series, Alpha 4000, Hewlett Packard and Dell computer systems. | | | Dear Sir or Madam: I am applying for a technical support position of Satellite Controller Field Engineer in support of realtime and non realtime space flight operatons. |
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http://www.bestjobsus.com/em-cv-loy8CrgY.htm
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| | 4GL 4th Generation Language 4WCD 4 Wire Conditioned Diphase | | | 3COM Computer, Communications and Compatability 3D 3-Dimensional 3DMF 3D Meta File 3GL 3rd Generation Language 3M Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing |
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http://www.21st-century.net/Pub/Information/Acronyms/AcronymesListe.html
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