1 01/31/84  cv_cmf
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 3 Syntax:  cv_cmf cmf_path {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  converts an ASCII channel master file (CMF) into a binary
 7 channel definition table (CDT).  The binary table can be installed
 8 using the install command.
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11 Arguments:
12 cmf_path
13    is the pathname of the channel master file.  If path does not have a
14    suffix of cmf, one is assumed.  However, the suffix cmf must be the
15    last component of the name of the source segment.
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18 Control arguments:
19 -brief, -bf
20    uses short form of error messages.
21 -long, -lg
22    uses long form of error messages.
23 -severity N, -sv N
24    causes error messages whose severity is less than N (where N is 0,
25    1, 2, 3, or 4) not to be written to the user_output switch.  If this
26    control argument is not specified, a severity level of 0 is assumed
27    (i.e., all error messages are written to the user_output switch).
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30 Notes:  If no control arguments are given, each error message is
31 printed in long form the first time it occurs and in short form
32 thereafter.
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34 The converted channel master file is given a name corresponding to the
35 entryname of the source segment, with the cmf suffix replaced by cdt.
36 It is placed in the working directory.
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39 List of severity values:  The cv_cmf command associates the following
40 severity values to be used by the severity active function:
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42 Value     Meaning
43   0       No compilation yet or no error.
44   1       Warning.
45   2       Correctable error.
46   3       Fatal error.
47   4       Unrecoverable error.
48   5       Could not find source.