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Apple. Macintosh.Coprocessor Platfonn,. Developer's Guide Beta Draft, 29 November 1989 Networking &: Communications Publications Network Integration Group Keith Grigoletto Apple ContldenHal • APPLE COMPUTEll, INC. This manual is copyrighted by Apple, with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be ropied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Apple Computer, Inc. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or nct sold, but all of the material purchased may be sold, given or lent to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language. (l Apple Computer, Inc., 1987, lses,l~ 20525 Mariani Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 (4re)?)6.1010 Apple, the Apple logo, AppleTaIk, LaserWriter, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. AlROSE, Loca1Talk, the Macintosh Coprocessor Platform, and MPW are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. ASf and AST-ICP are trademarks of ASr Research, Inc. DEC is a trademark of the Digital Equipment Corporation. Ethernet Is a trademark of 11 NuBus is a trademark of Texas Instruments. Systems Network Architecture (SNA) is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corpaation. Simultaneously published in the United States and Canada. Contents Figures and tables / xx Preface / xx What you should know How to use this guide Equipment and system requirements Important safety instructions Conventions used in this guide / xx Terminology Part I Getting Started With MCP 1 What Is MOJ? / 1·1 The canponents of MCP / 1-2 The MCP hardware / 1-3 The MCP software / 1-4 AlROSE /1-5 IAlROS! Prep / 1~ Developmental diagnostics / 1~ Developing with MCP / 1-6 Development opportunities and applications / 1-7 Off-loading task processing / 1-8 Parallel processing / 1-8 Interfacing or controlling / 1-8 Data acquisition / 1-8 Intemetworking / 1-8 limitations / 1-9 2 Getting Started / 2-1 Preparing to use MCP / 2-2 Installing the MCP card / 2-2 Installing MCP software / 2-6 Installing the AlROSE Prep driver / 2~ I viii Running a sample program / 2-7 Selecting files for the sample exercise / 2-8 Downloading files to the card / 2-10 Verifying the sample exercise / 2-10 Where do you go from here? / 2-12 iv Contents Part n Software Development / 3 The MCP Software Interface / 3-1 What is A/ROSE? / 3-2 A/ROSE primitives / 3-2 AlROSE utilities / 3-2 AlROSE managers f 3-2 Echo Manager / H InleICard Communications Manager QCCM) / 3-5 Name Mana8er I 3-5 Print Manaser I 3-5 Remote System Manager (RSM) I 3-5 Tuner library and Tuner Manager / 3-6 Trace Manager I 3-6 What is A/ROSE Prep? / 3-7 A/ROSE Prep driver / 3-7 A/ROSE Prep library / 3-8 A/ROSE Prep managers / 3-8 FunC1ions of MCP software / 3-8 Using messages for interprocess communication / 3-9 Message structures I 3-9 Mechanisms for data transfer I 3-13 Message and status codes I 3-14 The dient/server relationship / 3-14 Client and server ruruUns orr …

A B C D E F G H I J 1 1 +5V 51K 1n + Z1 a LM339 4 C11 100n 1N914 2 2 R23 CR3 10K 1N914 C3 12 R19 CR5 51R - 2K@1% 1N914 CR6 +18V CR4 3 5 C10 R18 R21 499R@1% - 4K02@1% 2N4401 1N914 Current Sense R24 + 1u R33 5K1 Q3 5K1 + 1u CR7 1 R34 2 - +18V + Z3 a LM393 2K R27 1 C14 6 VR + Z1 b LM339 3 VR /Power Fail 4 R32 7 2K Brownout Limit A djust R26 2 750K 8 + 1u C12 6K2 R25 +18V R22 R20 +5V Line Sense +5V 6K19@1% +5 Sense /Delay Reset 1N914 3 +18V R29 4 6 R7 2N4401 5K1 2K49 Q2 10 VR R9 R6 11 1N914 R30 7 CR2 + Z1 d LM339 /Shutdown 13 - 4 - 51K R28 On/Off + Z3 b LM393 6K49 470R@1W R5 5 +5V Q1 2N4401 5K1 VR +18V 200K 10K R31 3 R16 15 Ac 12 11 Ae Push 13 Bc 14 Be Pull 6 P1 A B C 100n R15 8K25@1% R13 + 1u 1K2@1% 2.520 V VR 6 +18V On/Off + 1u +12 Out Line Sense C9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 7 CT RT C5 Gnd 1K@1% EN SG3524 5 Logic +5 R14 R12 Z2 10 10K5 20K Comp 2 1 VSense+ VSense4 5 ISense+ ISense- 1N914 R37 VR C4 22n 4K87@1% 1n 3 OSC 16 Vref R17 +5 A djust R11 2K +5V 220p Vin 7 6 10K R10 2N5061 20K CR1 9 4n7 CR9 C13 C6 8 - +18V 51K C7 C8 8 100n VR 14 C2 1N914 + Z1 c LM339 R4 9 R3 +5 Sense CR8 5K1 R2 2K49@1% R1 R36 R35 5 1K21@1% 4K75@1% +12 Out 1K82@1% +18V +5 Sense +5 Sense Current Sense /Shutdown /Power Fail Pull Push Logic +5 /Delay Reset Variations Reported D E Rev Part C C7 = 1 0 0 p C7 = 1 n F Reverse Engineered from: A ssy. No. 9 9 P0 1 0 8 -0 0 0 Rev. C Part Numbers Skipped R8 C1 G Apple X/Lisa "DataPower" Power Supply 2 0 0 2 -0 1 -1 2 Sheet 2 of 2 Rev. B Drawn by: JDM Checked by: TS 7 Notes: 1. There are NO 4-way connections on this diagram 2. Leading slash indicates signal is active low 3. Send corrections to: bugs@SigmaSevenSystems.com 4. Use this drawing at your own risk H I J

LEVEL II COBOL Version 2.0 RTS Revision 60 for XENIX 3.0 on the Apple Lisa 2 RELEASE NOTES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS seo_ THE SANTA CRUZ OPERATION 500 CHESTNUT STREET, P.O. BOX 1900, SANTA CRUZ, CA 95061 • (408) 425-7222 • TWX: 910-598-4510 sca SACZ Page 1 Installation Instructions for the Apple Lisa Note: See the LEVEL II COBOL Installation details about the installation prooess. Guide for oomplete Depending upon the size of the hard disk on your system and the amount of space available, you might run into problems while extraoting or installing this distribution. The fully installed version of High Performance L/I! COBOL uses about 1000 blooks of disk space, but to extract all the files from the floppies and install the software requires approximately 2600 free blocks on the filesystem used. Extracting the software from the floppies takes up about 1600 blocks, but this space may be reclaimed after installation and verification of the software. The command to extract all the files from the floppies is: II tar xv The 'tar' command will prompt you to put in the second volume the distribution after it has extracted the first floppy. of If you do not have 2600 free blocks on your disk, you may extract only those files that are necessary for the installation. To do this use the following 'tar' command instead of the one above: I tar xv install lib lib.hiperf bin demo ncg These files will use about 1100 blocks of disk space. The "install" shellscript is provided to facilitate installation of the LIII COBOL system; you should inspect it for commands that would overwrite existing files or directories on your system. If "install" will not destroy anything that you need to preserve, run it. # sh install To install the Native Code Generator, 'cd' to the ncg directory, and run the install script provided. , cd neg I sh install I cd •• If you have purchased the development tools, insert the development tools floppy, and extraot it using the tar command. I tar xv They may be installed with the following oommands: , cd anlm , sh install , od •• /forms2 , sh install , cd •• Installation Instructions for ·the Apple Lisa After installation and verification, all files extracted with the 'tar' command may be removed. Page 2 that were If your terminal is not correctly handled 1n the /usr/lib/cobol termcap file, you will need to produce a new entry. See the "Terminal Configuration Issues" Appendix of your Operating Guide for details. 6 Jul 1984 LEVEL II COBOL Version 2.0 RTS Revision 60 tor JENIX" 3.0 on the Apple Lisa 2 To verlfy the RTS Revision you have received, execute the RTS directly with no arguments. After installation, this means executing: $ lusr/lib/cobol/rts2 This release is derived from the Micro Focus COBOL product line which is certified to the High Level by the GSA and contains the High-Performance Compiler and the Native Code Generator (NCG). Some of the experimental features also should still be considered Beta-test: 1…

'- Lisar, BASIC-Plus 2.0 Language BEGIN Need Not Agree ' - - - -........W7" = 110" - 365lii + X"(ffi) \ V2" = FNI/!I( W7!I, 1804(11) \ Vi" = INSTR(l", X$, ' \ V2" = FNUll( 611. 18040!1, W7!I, \ V2" = FNUll( 7", 18040", W7!I, IF (VO~385lii) CA LC ADDRESS Of I<Il GET IIfl BLDCK CNECK FOR AVAI LABLE ERROR IF NONE ERROR IF OVER LIMIT SORT LOOP FOR X1% = 1% TO X%(11%) V3% = X%(36% + X1%) .. X2$ = SPACE$(V3%) \ W9% = V3% + 4% \ V4% = 509% I W9% \ W7% = 46% + (X1%-1%) • 7% \U7$ = SPACE$ (511%-V4%*W9%) \ FIELD 81%, W9% + (W4%-1%) AS X4$, W9% AS U$ FOR W4% = 1% TO V4% . 1540 - FOR W4% = 7% TO 1% STEP -1% \ W1% = X% (W7% + W4%) \ IF W1% THEN LSET X2$ = MID tV$, V2%(W1%), X%(129% + (W1% I STEP THROUGH FIELD NUMBERS . ! IF NOT ZERO THEN ADD APPROPRIATE BASIC-Plus for the Usa Release 2.0 Notes What's In the BASlC-PlUS Release Notes? These notes deSCribe situations that were brOt.qlt to our attention after it was too late to dOCt.ment them In tile BASIC-PIUS rncruals. Insert tt.ese notes In tne baCI< of their respective rncnJals, so that you can refer to tnem as necessary. InCI~ In tJleSe notes are revised versions Of the WOIkSl1qJ user's GuIde Appendix B end the B4SlC-PJus user's GuIde Appendix E to repl~ the copies bOUld In your mcn.aals; take a moment now to make tile St.btltutlons. If you haVe a question or a problem that you can't find the a'lSwer to, eltner In Ute mcn.tals or In theSe notes, you shoUld call the Lisa TelephOne ~rt line, (800) 553-4000. J/nI8ry 1984 WOrkstlJp Chapter 1 TO Install tne Pasoal·ICllgU8ge tI'ld WOrkShOp software from tne set Of micro diskettes packaged In your ICllgU8ge rnc:nJal binder, refer to InstalllrYJ the Office system SOftware In ~Ix G, set Up Proceda'es,ln the LIsa 2 owner's QlJde If you plcrl to use the Office System, you rrust first Install Ule Office system 2.0 mIcro diskettes. You do not need to Install tile Office System SOftware If you Intend to do only ICllgU8ge deVelopment work. Before you Insert the micro diskettes, make sure you CCfl see the red tabS from the front of the micro diskettes. Start lnStalllng with steps 1, 2, crld 3 on page G31. Then follow tills ~ 4> Tum the Usa on by pressing the on-off bUtton once. After a feW secondS, you'l hear a 01101<.; Inmed1ately press the spaa!Dar. 5) The Usa goes tflrOUtIl a self-test. When a meru Of symbOls appears In tne ~r left-hcl'ld comer of tne screen, press 8'ld hOld doWn the ~le key While you type a 2 -- on the main keyboard, not on the runerlo keypad. 6> When the maln meR.I snown (J'I page G32 8R)ears, cliCk the mouse once on the Install Dox. 7> When the alert box with the message "TIle Usa Is Installlng s~ SOftware version 2.11' appears, cllCk Don't Erase. When the first mIcro diskette Is Installed, It Will eject. COI'ltll"lJ9 Installation by fOllowing the owner's Qdde Instrootlons frmI step 6, 1nse~ the remaining l~ diSkettes In Order. WOrkstlOp Olapter 1 After SOOC8SSfUlly addlrYJ Pascal to a ProFile conta1n1ng the Office System, If t…

Rich Page 8/14/85 APPLE CONFIDENTIAL Programmers Model for the Big Mac Introduction This document describes the Big Mac hardware from the programmers view of the machine which includes a description of the address space maps and a description of each device. The CPU clock is generated by the clock generator gate array which is controlled by three signals CSELO, CSEL 1 and M70. These signals are controlled by dip switches and described by the following table. x" ~ELQ \.~ ~ ,~ / rr} O~ ~EL1 MIQ ~FREQ ®a...CCK 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 66.3552Mhz 66.3552Mhz 66.3552Mhz 66.3552Mhz 11.0592Mhz 14.7456Mhz 16.5888Mhz 22.1184Mhz 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 70.0416Mhz 70.0416Mhz 70.0416Mhz 70.0416Mhz 11.6736Mhz 15.5648Mhz 17.5104Mhz 23.3472Mhz CACHE:50PE# lnterrupts Level# Interrupt source 1 2 3 4 5 Power sW'itch DMA IRQ and Sound interrupt SCSI IRQ VIA IRQ (timer, vsync and onesec) Reserved for slot interrupts SCCIRO NMI SVJitc 6 7 l , , - ( L DC \l.- -_. -~"-- .. __ ."- '/~\CPlA. C.LD( Rich Poge 8/14/85 Big Moe Address Spoce Mop (Supervisor Stet e) --. - ~ XXF9000 0 XXEOOOOO XXDOOOOO XXCOOOo"O I/O SLOTS XXAOOOOO XX900000 XX800000 XX700000 XX600000 XX500000 XX400000 XX300000 XX200000 XX100000 XXOOOOOO XXFEOOOO XXFDOOOO MMU ROM high i XXBOOOOO XXFFOOOO reserved (" ""\ xx~pooo XXFBOOOO XXFAOOOO XXF90000 reserved ---,-"-- DMA VTG ---- IWM VIA SCC RAM RAM RAM RAM RAM or ROM low RAM RAM RAM RAM or ROM zero XXFOOOOO --'-.--- SCSI SCREEN RAM -- reserved ---- Rich Poge 8/14/85 Big Moe Address Spoce Mnp (User stote) r I/O Frrooooo FFFFOOOO FFEOOOOO DMA MMU (no 6ccess) FFCOOOOO ROM high - VIA FFFBOOOO reserved FFBOOOOO ...,,-----.-.--- - FFF90000 SCC ,----==--- SCSI _. - SCREEN FF AOOODO FFFOOOOO L I I 0070000 0 - RAM _. RAM 00600000 - RAM 00500000 RAM or ROM low 00400000 0030000'0 -, IWM FFFCOOOO FFFAOOOO -, VTG FFFDOOOO FFDOOOOO reserved I- FFFEOOOO SLOTS - RAM I- 00200000 00100000 00000000 I - RAM RAM RAM or ROM zero ...J reserved - cpu (continued) Bus Error A bus error can be generated by either the AS watchdog or the MMU. The AS watchdog will generate a bus error for bus cycles longer than 2us. Hjgh Decode Map Register There exists a 4 bit register (located on the VIA) which controls the position of the ROM and provides a mechanism to limit the number of address bits used for decoding logical addresses. This register can \~~ programmed to cause the high address bits (those above A23) to be significant to the decoding hardware. This allows a range of address space sizes from 24 to 32 bits. In the smallest configuration, the address space is limited to 16Mb and the upper eight bits are insignificant to decoding which will allow software to use the upper eight bits as tags. In the largest configuration, the address space is 4Gb and none of upper bits are available. Address Space Map The address space map is determined by the High Decode Map reg…

--A!UX® Network Applications Programming Beta/Final Draft 09/19/88 Michael Hinkson Developer Technical Publications This document contains preliminary information. It does not include: • final technical information • final editorial corrections •an index •Final art ©Apple Computer, Inc. 1988 ti APPLE COMPUTER, INC. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual or the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without wrinen consent of Apple, except in the normal use of the software or to make a backup copy of the software. The same proprietary and copyright notices must be affixed to any permitted copies as were affixed to the original. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all of the material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to another person. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language or format. :( You may use the software on any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for this purpose. © Apple Computer, Inc., 1987 20525 Mariani Ave. Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 996-1010 Apple, the Apple logo, AppleTalk, Macintosh, MacTerminal, ImageWriter, and LaserWriter are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Apple Desktop Bus, EtherTalk, and A/UX are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. ITC Avant Garde Gothic, ITC Garamond, and ITC Zapf Dingbats are registered trademarks of International Typeface Corporation. Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. II PostScript is a registered trademark, and Illustrator is a trademark, of Adobe Systems Incorporated. DEC and VflOO are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation. UNIX is a registered trademark of AT&T Information Systems. Simultaneously published in the United States and Canada. LIMITED WARRANTY ON MEDIA AND REPLACEMENT If you discover physical defects in the manuals distributed with an Apple product or in the media on which a software produc.t is distributed, Apple will replace the media or manuals at no charge to you, provided you return the item to be replaced with proof of purchase to Apple or an authorized Apple dealer during the ~day period after you purchased the software. In addition, Apple will replace damaged software media and manuals for as long as the software produc.t is included in Apple's Media Exchange Program. While not an upgrade or update method, this program offers additional protection for up to two years or more from the date of your original purchase. See your authorized Apple dealer for program coverage and details. In some countries the replacement period may be different; check whh your authorized Apple dealer. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ON THE MEDIA AND MANUALS, INCLUDING IMPLIED WAR-RANTIES OF MERCHANTABIL-ITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO NINETY (90) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASE OF THI…

Rich Page 6/29/85 Programmers Model for the Big Mac Introduction This document describes the Big Mac from the programmers view of the machine which includes a description of the address space map, the system registers and the decoding of the I/O devices and their registers. The Big Mac MMU and decoding logic maps the 32 bit address space of the 68020 into two address spaces, one for RAM and the other for Screen, ROM and I/O. There exists a 5 bit register named the High Decode Map register which controls the position of the ROM and provides a mechanism to limit the number of address bits used for decoding logical addresses. The HOM register can'$rogrammed to cause the high address bits (those above A23) to be significant to the decoding hardware. This allows a range of address space sizes from 24 to 32 bits. In the smallest configuration, the address space is limited to 16Mb and the upper eight bits are insignificant to decoding which will allow software to use the upper eight bits as tags. In the largest configuration, the address space is 4Gb and none of upper bits ~ __--==:::::::::::::==-:-- are available. CJ (. ~:J Address S pace Map <z The address space map is determined by the 5 bit HOM register and the FC2 signal (ie. user/supervisor bit from the 68020). See the following page for drawings of the supervisor and user state address space maps. There are five configurations which are defined as follows: .EQg HOO !-Dy14 tpv15 VMsize RAMsize t>S.LQr RaJ! SCREEN 1 x x x 16Mb 10Mb A23 o 1 1 16Mb -- 8Mb A23 o o ,. 1 '1 32Mb 16Mb A24 *A23 o o o 1 512Mb 256Mb A28* A24 * A23 o o o o I\\~~te: 4Gb ---·2Gb A31 *A28* A24 * A23 The first configuration (ie. FC2 = 1) is supervisor state and the last four configurations (ie . FC2 == 0) are user state. Rich Pege 6/21/85 - Big Moc Address Spoce Map (~upervisor Stcte) r I/O XXFOOOOO SLOTS XXFFOOO XXFEOOO System Regi ster-- ~-l _.- ° ° DMA ~T G.,S NO., RT XXFDOOOO XXDOOOOO XXCOOOOO XXBOOOOO reserved I--~--~ ROM h1gh L----=~--~ re s erv ed r--~--~ , XXFCOOOO XXFBOOOO IWM L.. SCC2 ..... SCC1 XXFAOOOO "-- XXF90000 L....- SCSI SCREEN XX90qOOO XXSOOOOO XX700000 XX60qooO RAM .:sou C.l \'=c> I...-- - ]- -".- -'-..J RAM I---'--~ RAM I----~ RAM RAM )()(SOO,OOO I---'-~ XX40QPOO RAM or ROM! low I--=~~~ XX300POO I---'-~ RAM RAM RAM )()(OOOOOO MMU XFOOOOO I~ \ .c., F.D.B _I\fi RAM or ROM zero -.....,/.---~~~- - : ~ -~~~ Q<~~~~ -- / R1Ch Page 6/21/85 Big M8C Address Sp8ce M8P (User State) .,......... FFFOOOOO FFEOOOOO FFDOOOOO FFCOOOOO FFBOOOOO FFAOOOOO . I/O SLOTS FFFFOOOO FFFEOOOO FFFDOOOO reserved ROM high reserved FFFCOOOO FFFBOOOO FFFAOOOO FFF90000 00600000 00500000 00400000 00300000 00200000 00100000 00000000 DMA VTG,SND ,RTC,FDB IWM SCC2 SCCl SCSI ._---,- SCREEN FFFOOOOO 00700000 System Regi ster RAM RAM RAM RAM or ROM low RAM RAM RAM RAM or ROM zero MMU -- Note: The bi ts HDM3, HDM4 and HDM5 define t…

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HIGH PERFORMANCE LEVEL II COBOL™ OPERATING GUIDE Version 2.0 HIGH PERFORMANCE LEVEL II COBOL™ Operating Guide (For use with the UNIX™ Operating System) Version 2.0 Micro Focus Ltd Issue 1 February 1984 i COBOL is an industry language and is not the property of any company or group of companies, or of any organization or group of organizations. No warranty, expressed or implied, is made by any contributor or by the CODASYL Programming Language Committee as to the accuracy and functioning of the programming system and language. Moreover, no responsibility is assumed by any contributor, or by the committee, in connection herewith. The authors and copyright holders of the copyrighted material used herein: FLOW-MATIC (Trademark for Sperry Rand Corporation) Programming for the Univac I and II, Data Automation Systems copyrighted 1958, 1959, by Sperry Rand Corporation; IBM Commercial Translator Form No. F28-8013, copyrighted 1959 by IBM; FACT, DS 127 AS260-2760, copyrighted 1960 by Minneapolis-Honeywell. have specifically authorized the use of this material in whole or in part, in the COBOL specifications. Such authorization extends to the reproduction and use of COBOL specifications in programming manuals or similar publications. Micro Focus has made every effort to ensure that this manual is correct and accurate, but reserves the right to make changes without notice at its sole discretion at any time. The software described ,in this document is supplied under a license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license, and in particular any warranty of fitness of Micro Focus software products for any particular purpose is expressly excluded and in no event will Micro Focus be liable for any consequential loss. Note that the following are registered trademarks: LEVEL II COBOL™ (LEVEL II COBOL), FORMS-2™ (FORMS-2), (ANIMATOR) are trademarks of 'Micro Focus. UNIX is a trademark of Bell Laboratories. DEC is a trademark of Digital Equipment Corporation. ADM-3A is a trademark of Lear Siegler, Inc. DPPX is a trademark of the IBM Corporation. IBM is a trademark of the IBM Corporation. ~COPYRIGHT 1984 by Micro Focus Ltd. ii and Ai\JIMATOR™ LEVEL II COBOL OPERATING GUIDE VERSION 2.0 AMENDMENT RECORD Amendment Number Dated Inserted by ~ iii Signature Date PREFACE This manual describes operating procedures for the UNIX resident releases of the LEVEL II COBOL Version 2.0 compiler and Run-Time System (RTS). The compiler converts LEVEL II COBOL source code into an intermediate code. This intermediate code can then be interpreted by the Run-Time System. Alternatively, the intermediate code can be converted by the native code generator into the machine code for your processor. This native code can then be run under the control of the Run-Time System. This manual describes the steps needed to compile a program, generate native code, and execute the intermediate or native code, including all necessary linkage and run-time r…