Hi,
Can anyone give me a solution to the following problem?
What is mean by the dispatch type in VOC pointers? It is clear to me that when it is !'B!( it means the word is BASIC program and its path is in the second field of the pointer. Then the processor can go to that path and can execute the program. But What will happen (How it works) when the third field is E (External), I (Internal), P (Primitive command), Q (query command)
For more clarification about the problem some details are given below
A VOC verb entry contains the following:
Line Field Contents 001: V ndescription 002: processor 003: dispatch type 004: processor mode 005:!Vnnn: reserved
dispatch type can be one of the following codes:
Code Dispatch Type
B BASIC program C C shell script D DOS batch files E External I Internal P Primitive command Q Query command S Bourne shell script U Operating system command
CT VOC TLY.LOCK
TLY.LOCK 0001 V 0002 BP.O/TLY.LOCK 0003 B 0004 BN 0005 0006 0007 0008 0009 TLY.BP.O
CT VOC LIST.READU
LIST.READU 0001 V 0002 list_readu 0003 E 0004 BG
CT VOC PWD
PWD 0001 V 0002 /bin/pwd 0003 U 0004 IC
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