1 03/07/84  set_search_rules, ssr
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 3 Syntax:  ssr {path} {-control_arg}
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 6 Function:  sets, with only minor restrictions, your dynamic linking
 7 search rules to suit your needs.
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10 Arguments:
11 path
12    is the pathname of a segment containing the ASCII representation of
13    search rules.  Search rules are absolute pathnames and any of the
14    keywords listed below in "List of keywords", one search rule per
15    line.  If path is not specified, the search rules must be reset to
16    the default search rules by -default.
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19 Control arguments:
20 -default, -df
21    resets the search rules to the default search rules, as set for a
22    new process.
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25 List of keywords:
26 initiated_segments
27    checks the already-initiated segments.
28 referencing_dir
29    searches the containing directory of the segment making the
30    reference.
31 working_dir
32    searches the working directory.
33 home_dir
34    searches the home directory.
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37 process_dir
38    searches the process directory.
39 site_defined
40    expand into one or more directory pathnames.  (An example of a
41    site_defined keyword is system_libraries.)  See the
42    get_system_search_rules command for an explanation of the values of
43    these keywords.  The "default" keyword can be used to obtain the
44    site-defined default rules.
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47 Notes:  A maximum of 21 rules is allowed.  Leading and trailing blanks
48 are allowed, but embedded blanks are not.
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50 If you decide not to include the system libraries in the search
51 rules, many standard commands cannot be found.
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53 See the add_search_rules, delete_search_rules, and print_search_rules,
54 info segments.  The standard search rules are described in Section 4
55 under "Search Rules" in the Programmer's Reference Manual (AG91).