PLABELs 61 - 70
This option controls whether the postprocessor command POSTN/IN-OUT loads both machine address and verification registers for the list file or only the machine address registers. The POSTN command provides a mechanism to allow the user to load data into letter address registers to be output to the machine control data file. It does not update any internal postprocessor variables when it does so other than those for the address registers. This option can be set so that the equivalent verification registers for each machine register are not updated so that the true internal values can be followed. See the postprocessor command POSTN for more information. Equivalent postprocessor commands:
PLABEL/OPTION,61,TO,0 $$ MODE/INCR empties previous A to Z (default).
PLABEL/OPTION,61,TO,1 $$ MODE/INCR empties previous XYZABC only.
This option controls whether a DELAY/t command will update the equivalent verification register on the verification listing. For example, some machine controls require that the output register for a G04 dwell preparatory command be the X register. This option gives the user an opportunity to set the postprocessor so that it does not write that value in the X verification register in the verification listing file. The default state does not suppress output in the verification register. Equivalent postprocessor commands:
PLABEL/OPTION,62,TO,0 $$ DELAY outputs verification (default)
PLABEL/OPTION,62,TO,1 $$ Suppress DELAY verification.
This option controls whether the postprocessor will or will not allow blanks in the punch file. This option has been added to allow blanks to be output with the multiple address (or alias) string. Setting this option to an ASCII pointer value will allow spaces to replace the character that is designated. See alias feature under the "Tape File Format" panel. Equivalent postprocessor commands:
PLABEL/OPTION,63,TO,0 $$ Suppress blanks from MCD file (default).
PLABEL/OPTION,63,TO,1 $$ IASCII(n) is used to output blanks to punch file.
This option controls whether preparatory (normally G) and auxiliary (normally M) codes are restricted to two characters or allows them to be more than two characters. Equivalent postprocessor commands:
PLABEL/OPTION,64,TO,0 $$ G and M codes cannot be longer than 2 digits (default).
PLABEL/OPTION,64,TO,1 $$ G and M codes can be longer than 2 digits.
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