The Program FATSEND

This program is generated using the command MAKEPACK FATSEND. Alternatively, one may use a job such as the following:

VAX/VMS systems

$if p1 .nes. "" then goto 'p1
$ y:
$ypatchy cern:[pro.pam]ZEBRA.pam fatsend.for :go 
+use,qcde.
+use,vaxvms,*fatsend.
+exe.
+pam,11,r=qcde.
+pam,12,t=c,a. fatmen.cards
+quit
$ f:
$for fatsend
$ l:
$link fatsend,'lib$,sys$input/opt
sys$library:vaxcrtl/shareable
sys$system:sys.stb
multinet_socket_library/share
$ exit

Unix systems (Use f77 instead of xlf on non-AIX machines)

ypatchy /cern/pro/pam/ZEBRA.pam fatsend.f :go <<!
+use,qcde.
+use,ibmrt,*fatsend.
+exe.
+pam,11,r=qcde.
+pam,12,t=c,a. fatmen.cards
+quit
!
xlf -c -q extname -q charlen=32000 fatsend.f 
xlf fatsend.o -L/cern/new/lib -lpacklib -lc -o fatsend

The program can be tailored by setting the variables FMLOGL and FMWAKEUP, e.g.

$fmlogl:==3
$fmwakeup:==3600 ! Once an hour

On Unix systems, the tailoring is done using environmental variables. The following example is for the C shell.

setenv fmlogl 3
setenv fmwakeup 3600

SETENV FMWAKEUP 3600

On MVS systems no equivalent to environmental variables exists. Therefore names files entries are used, as shown below.

:nick.fatsrv  :wakeup.60   :logl.0

:nick.fatsend :wakeup.3600 :logl.3

:nick.FMSGI
               :mvsid.r01d0
               :userid.fmd0
               :node.d0sg01
               :protocl.tcpip
               :dir1//fnal/d0/*