When the user issues a command to invoke the compiler or interpreter, his TTY number and a user specified job name are used to uniquely identify the request. The jobname is thereafter used to refer to the request. Decimal is the default radix and positive the default sign. A negative socket number is maintained in two's complement form. Command accept is carriage return- line feed, or period.
All literal information is enclosed in quotes ''.
Decimal is the default radix and positive the default sign. TTY List is one or more TTY numbers, separated by commas. Because of main storage requirements, only one compilation is allowed in execution at any time. Subsequent requests are queued for later execution unless the request queue is full, in which case the request is refused. Unfortunately, the current facilities for editing forms are extremely limited.