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;   IBMUSR - Sample user exit module for IBMSPL

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;	TITLE	IBMUSR - Sample user exit module

	SEARCH	IBMMAC
	SEARCH	GLXMAC
	PROLOG	(IBMUSR)

;Version information

	USRVER==1		; Major version number
	USRMIN==0		; Minor version number
	USREDT==3		; Edit number
	USRWHO==0		; Who edited last (0=DEC)


	%%.USR=:<VRSN. (USR)>	; Set value of edit level/version

; Print title/version information to log during compilation

Define VOUTX ($S1,$S2,$S3,$S4)
 <TITLE $S1 $S2'$S3'('$S4')
  PRINTX $S1 $S2'$S3'('$S4')>

IF1,<
 IFN <USRMIN>,<VOUTX (IBMUSR - Sample user exit module,\USRVER,\"<"A"+USRMIN>,\USREDT)>
 IFE <USRMIN>,<VOUTX (IBMUSR - Sample user exit module,\USRVER,,\USREDT)>
    > ;End IF1
COMMENT	&

  This module contains the user exit code; each of the following entry
points is called from IBMSPL with T1 containing the address of the beginning
of an ASCII record, and T2 containing the number of ASCII bytes.  The user
exit can only modify register T2 (the most useful being to set it to 0 to
delete the record), and should be careful not to wipe out other memory.
The user exit can also modify the record, but it must do so in place (i.e.
it cannot change T1 to point to a new buffer).

	&

COMMENT	&

Revision History

Edit	Date		Who	Why

0(0)	3-Dec-78	K. Reti	Original module
0(1)	19-May-79	KR	Made version numbering standard for IBMSPL
				to print it
0(2)	23-May-79	KR	Make IBMUSR cell global
1(3)	1-Nov-79	SMJ	Throw the version stuff and make simpler,
				faster to assemble.
	&


USRCDR::				;user entry for card record going to IBM
USRLPT::				;line printer record coming from IBM
USRCDP::				;card punch record coming from IBM
	$RETT		; Just return
	END