1 03/11/76   system, sys
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 3 Function:  The system command is used to explicitly change the current
 4 system.  As described  under "Command Environment" in Section III
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 6 current system at login is basic but can be changed as a byproduct of
 7 executing various commands.
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11 Syntax:  system system_name
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14 where system_name can be basic, dbasic, or fortran.
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17 Example:
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19 !    tty
20      name=test,  system=fortran,  user=Smith.Design,  line=tty112
21      ready  1210
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24 !    system basic
25      ready  1210
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28 !    tty
29      name=test,  system=fortran,  user=Smith.Design,  line=tty112
30      ready  1211
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33 !    compile
34      ready  1211