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808fi Object Module Formats

Version 4.8

'r is a one bit subfield that specifies whether the target specified for this fixup is defined by reference to a thread CT=l). or is aiven explicitly in the FIXUP field (T=0).

P is a one bit subfield that indicates whether the tarqet ~ specified in a primary way (requires a TARGET DISPLACEMENT, P-0) or specified in a secondary way (requires no TARGET DISPLACEMENT, P=l).

Since a tarqet thread does not have a primary/secondary attribute, the P bit is the only field that specifies the primary/secondary attribute of the target specification.

TARGT is interpreted as a two bit subfie1d. When T=I, it provides a number between 0 and 3, corresponding to methods T0, ••• , T3 or T4, ••• , T7, depending on the value of P (P can be interpreted as the high order bit of TO, ••• , T7). When the tarqet ia specified by a thread (T=l) then TARGT specifies a thread number (0-3).

FRAME DATU~ is the "referent" portion of a frame specification, and is a Segment Index, a Grou·p Index, an External Index, or a Frame

Number. The FRAME DATUM subfield is present only when the frame is specified neither by a thread (F=O) nor explicitly by methods F4 or F5 or Ffi.

'fARGET DATUM is the II referent" portion of a tarqet specification. and is a Segment Index, a Group Index, an External Index or a Frame Number. The TARGET DATU~ subfield is present only when the target is not specified by a thread (T=0).

TARGET DISPLACEMENT is the 2- or 3-byte displacement required

by "primary" ways of specifyinq TARGETs. This 2- or 3-byte subfie1d is present iff P=0.

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