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Date: 25 Jan 89 17:24:37 GMT
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In article <1330@uwovax.uwo.ca> chris@uwovax.uwo.ca writes:
>until V5.0. Now I can't seem to link in the macro routine.
>The linking error indicates that SCH$GL_CURPCB is an undefined
>symbol. SYS$SYSTEM:sys.stb is being included in the link. 

It's really true: read the instructions first.

On the VMS Device support manual is reported:
	The symbol SCH$GL_CURPCB is obsolete and should be replaced as follows:
		o If the process's P1 space is available, use the P1 space
		  location CTL$GL_PCB.
		o If the process's P1 space is not available, use the
		  FIND_CPU_DATA macro, as follows:
			FIND_CPU_DATA	R0
			MOVL	CPU$L_CURPCB(R0),R1
etc, etc, etc...
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