DRL MORLNK (octal 34) - add links to temp file.

Usage:

drl    morlnk
zero   L(links),L(fileid)

Where:

links

contains the number of additional links desired, in bits 0-17. On return, "links" contains the number of links obtained, in bits 18-35. This can be zero if an error occurred. If there was an error, it will be indicated by turning on one of bits 0-5.

bit 0: PAT full.
bit 1: Link space exhausted.
bit 2: File is permanent file.
bit 3: File name not in AFT.
bit 4: No links requested.
bit 5: (Not currently used.)

fileid

is two words containing the file name in ASCII.

Description:

DRL MORLNK acquires the requested number of links, if possible, and updates the user's AFT entry for the file. When the growth rate is not specified, the size of the temp file is either doubled or it is increased to 1365 links, whichever results in the smaller file. The programmer may use DRL GROW in place of DRL MORLNK and the system will determine whether the file is permanent or temporary.