[HELP for MAKVIR 1 page]

MAKVIR is a FORTRAN-callable subroutine which will set a physical memory
GUIDELINE for a program.  The calling sequence is

        CALL MAKVIR(IGUIDE)

where IGUIDE is the physical memory GUIDELINE  which  you  want  to  set
expressed  in PAGES of memory.  For example, if you want to try to limit
your program to using 20K words = 40 pages of physical memory, you use

        CALL MAKVIR(40)

To reset your physical memory GUIDELINE to the maximum, use an  argument
of 0.  An outline of a typical program would look like this:

        PROGRAM BIGGY
        DIMENSION X(10000),Y(10000),Z(10000)
        CALL MAKVIR(40)     !SETS A GUIDELINE OF 40 PAGES = 20K WORDS
        .
        .     the rest of the program goes here
        .
        CALL MAKVIR(0)      !RESETS THE GUIDELINE TO MAX
        STOP
        END

To use MAKVIR, load your program as follows:

LOAD programlist,FOR:MAKVIR.REL

[end of help for MAKVIR]

.KJOB
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