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Document making a new @ SALV.
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@@ -61,7 +61,16 @@ Note: `XX` means the name of the ITS you are building.
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Answer the question `MACHINE NAME = ` with `XX`.
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4. Merge the ITS binary with DDT and (N)SALV.
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4. If you made a change to (N)SALV, you should update @ (N)SALV. The latter is just (N)SALV dumped with its symbol table and DDT in the core image.
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```
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L$DDT
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T$(N)SALV BIN
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$U
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D$(N)SALV
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```
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5. Merge the ITS binary with DDT and (N)SALV.
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There are two options for doing this. The normal way is to reboot and do it in DSKDMP. The other way is to do it in timesharing DDT.
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@@ -82,6 +91,6 @@ Note: `XX` means the name of the ITS you are building.
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4. Merge in ITS with symbols: <code><kbd>$</kbd><kbd>$</kbd>L .; NITS BIN</code>
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5. Write the result to disk: <code><kbd>$</kbd>Y .; @ NITS</code>
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5. If you're in DSKDMP and want to run ITS right away after dumping it, type <code>G<kbd>$</kbd></code>. You're now in DDT. You can examine ITS, set breakpoints, etc. Type <code><kbd>$</kbd>G</code> to start ITS.
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6. If you're in DSKDMP and want to run ITS right away after dumping it, type <code>G<kbd>$</kbd></code>. You're now in DDT. You can examine ITS, set breakpoints, etc. Type <code><kbd>$</kbd>G</code> to start ITS.
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6. When the new ITS has passed testing, rename the old `.; @ ITS` to `.; @ OITS`. Rename the new ITS to `.; @ ITS`.
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7. When the new ITS has passed testing, rename the old `.; @ ITS` to `.; @ OITS`. Rename the new ITS to `.; @ ITS`.
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