; BUILD COMMAND FILE FOR INDEX
; MODIFIED FROM SAN FRAN DECUS TAPE BY GLM 10-AUG-79 FOR 11M
;
; THIS FILE IS INVOKED BY THE COMMAND
;
;     >TKB @INDEXBLD
;
; MAKE SURE THE PSEUDO-DEVICES:
;      'SY1:'    AND     'MP:'      AND    'XX:'
;  ARE APPROPRIATELY ASSIGNED
;
INDEX/DA/-FP/CP,INDEX/-SP=[304,1]INDEX/LB:INDEX
[304,1]INDEX/LB
/
TASK=...IDX
UNITS=6
LIBR=FCSRES:RO
GBLDEF=MAXLIN:71		; LINES PER PRINTER PAGE
ASG=TI:1,SY0:2:3:4:5:6
;
; THE FOLLOWING PATCH WORD SPECIFIES DEFAULT SWITCH SETTINGS.
; AS DISTRIBUTED, THE /LP AND /F4P SWITCHES DEFAULT TO THE 'ON'
; SETTING. FOR EACH CORRESPONDING BIT THAT IS SET IN THE PATCH
; WORD, THE INDICATED SWITCH DEFAULTS TO THE ON POSITION. THE
; SWITCHES AND THEIR CORRESPONDING BITS ARE:
;
;     /HE          1
;     /DE          2
;     /EX          4
;     /LP         10
;     /NS         20
;     /F4P        40
;
; NEVER (I REPEAT: NEVER!) SPECIFY /HE AS BEING ON BY DEFAULT, SINCE
; IDX WILL JUST PRINT THE HELP MESSAGE AND EXIT WITHOUT PERFORMING
; A CROSS REFERENCE.
;
GBLPAT=OPNCLO:DFSWIT:50
;
; EXTEND TASK AREA - 
;	INDEX IS ENTIRELY DEPENDANT ON TASK EXTENSION SPACE FOR ITS CROSS-
;	REFERENCING STORAGE AREA.  THE LARGER THE FORTRAN PROGRAM, THE MORE
;	EXTTSK SPACE NEEDED TO CREF IT.  4096 IS ABOUT AVERAGE.
;
;       NOTE THAT INDEX CAN PERFORM EXTK$ DIRECTIVES TO
;       BUILD ENOUGH TABLE STORAGE AREA FOR ITS NEEDS.
;       THE EXTTSK OPTION BELOW GIVES IDX 1 K WORDS OF STORAGE, WHICH
;       SHOULD SUFFICE FOR SMALL CREFS.
;
EXTTSK=1024		
/
