LOAD <fspec> {switches}
LOAD <common-module-name> /c
The LOAD command loads a module into "user memory". See MEMORY for an explanation of the concept.
Switches
Switch |
Function |
/L{OCK} |
Locks the module in memory so that it cannot be deleted, except by specifying the /UNLOCK switch on the DEL command. |
/U{NLOCK} |
Unlock is needed in order to reload (update in memory) a module that was previously locked with the /LOCK switch. |
/C |
Indicates that the specified module name is not a disk file to be loaded into user memory, but the name of a COMMON module, which is to be initialized. This distinction is necessary since COMMON modules continue to be implemented via internal memory buffers within A-Shell rather than via user memory. |
/? |
Writes switch listing and usage info to the screen. |
Comments
The maximum number of modules which can be loaded into user memory per job is 96.
See Also:
| • | DEL: deletes modules from memory |
| • | MAP: display memory modules and memory available |
| • | MEMORY (system command): change memory size |
| • | MEMORY (system parameter): set memory size at system start up |
| • | MX_USRLOD: load memory modules from within program |
