;
;   iNA 960 Release 3.1 Comm Job with the iRMX-NET Name Server.
;   
;   This Submit file links in the configuration files 
;      and the optional modules.
;
;   invocation: submit ina37.csd
;

attachfile src       as :f1:
attachfile /comm/ina960/config as :f2:
attachfile /comm/ina960/lnk    as :f3:
attachfile obj       as :f4:
attachfile lst       as :f5:
attachfile /rmx386/rmxnet      as :rmxnet:

;
;    Prelink the Net Management Facility (NMF) only if it is to be provided.
;    If the NMF is to be provided with the comm system:
;        1.  Always assemble and link in the NMF config. file, NMFCFG.A86
;        2.  Always link in the kernel NMF module, NMF.LNK
;        3.  Link in the iNA960 NMF library, NMF960.LIB, if you are
;            not using MAPNET (iNA980).
;
;
asm86 :f1:nmfcfg.a86 object(:f4:nmfcfg.obj) print(:f5:nmfcfg.lst) macro(90)
link86 :f3:nmf.lnk, & 
       :f4:nmfcfg.obj, &
       :f3:nmf960.lib to :f4:nmf960.lnk print(:f5:nmf960.mp1) map

;
;    Prelink the Transport Layer (TL) only if it is to be provided.
;    If the TL is to be provided with the comm system, select the
;    services to be provided and link together the following:
;        1.  Always assemble and link in the transport config file, TLCFG.A86
;        2.  Always link in the kernel transport module, TL.LNK
;        3.  Link in the virtual circuit module, TLVC.LNK, only if
;            virtual circuit service is to be provided
;        4.  Link in the expedited data module, TLEX.LNK, only if
;            both virtual circuit and expedited service are to be provided
;        5.  Link in the datagram module, TLDG.LNK, only if
;            transport datagram service is to be provided
;
asm86 :f1:tlcfg.a86 object(:f4:tlcfg.obj) print(:f5:tlcfg.lst) macro(90)
link86 :f3:tl.lnk,   &
        :f3:tlvc.lnk, &
        :f3:tlex.lnk, &
        :f3:tldg.lnk, &
        :f4:tlcfg.obj, &
        :F3:r1conv.lnk &
 to :f4:tl960.lnk print(:f5:tl960.mp1) map

;
;    Prelink the Network Layer (NL), which is always provided.
;    The network layer consists of the global network kernel, an optional
;    null or internetwork entity, and one or more subnet (data link) entities.
;    Link together the following:
;        1.  Always link in the global network layer kernel module, NL.LNK
;        2.  Always assemble and link in the global NL config file, NLCFG.A86
;        3.  There is no extra configuration file for null NL
;        4.  Link in the ISO8473 Internet (IP) config file, IPCFG.A86
;            only if the ISO8473 internet entity is to be provided
;        5.  Link in the IP static routing tables config file,
;            MAPCFG.A86 or RUTCFG.A86, only if the ISO8473 internet
;            entity is to be provided
;        6.  Assemble and link in the configuration files for each subnet
;            provided as part of the network layer.
;        7.  Always link in the network layer library, NL.LIB
;
asm86 :f1:nlcfg.a86 object(:f4:nlcfg.obj) print(:f5:nlcfg.lst)  macro(90)
asm86 :f1:i86cfg.a86 object(:f4:i86cfg.obj) print(:f5:i86cfg.lst)  macro(90)
asm86 :f1:esiscfg.a86 object(:f4:esiscfg.obj) print(:f5:esiscfg.lst)  macro(90)
asm86 :f1:ipcfg.a86 object(:f4:ipcfg.obj) print(:f5:ipcfg.lst)  macro(90)
link86 :f3:nl.lnk,     &
       :f4:esiscfg.obj, &
       :f4:nlcfg.obj,  &
       :f4:ipcfg.obj,  &
&      :f4:mapcfg.obj, &
       :f4:i86cfg.obj, &
       :f3:nl.lib      &
to :f4:nl960.lnk print(:f5:nl960.mp1) map


;
;   Generate the iRMX-NET Name Server library
;

asm86 :f1:namcfg.a86 object(:f4:namcfg.obj) print(:f5:namcfg.lst) macro(90)
asm86 :f1:niacfg.a86 object(:f4:niacfg.obj) print(:f5:niacfg.lst) macro(90)

link86  :rmxnet:lnk/mb2name.lib(initiator) , &
		:rmxnet:lnk/hostid.o86, &
        :f4:namcfg.obj, &
		:f4:niacfg.obj, &
        :rmxnet:lnk/mb2name.lib &
to :f4:name.lnk

;
;    Now configure in the environment (AIM530.A86)
;
;   Link all the prelinked layer modules with the environment
;   configuration and the base system (COMM2.LIB) for the final system.
;
;   ***********  NOTE   ***************
;
;  comm.lib is different for MB II systems from MB I systems
;  so don't use comm.lib from :f3: ; 
;  use from comm2.lib from :f3:
;
asm86 :f1:aim530.a86 object(:f4:aim530.obj) print(:f5:aim530.lst) macro(90)
link86 :f3:ina960.lnk, &
       :f4:aim530.obj, &
       :f4:nmf960.lnk, &
       :f4:tl960.lnk,  &
       :f4:nl960.lnk,  &
       :f4:name.lnk,   &
       :f3:comm2.lib,  &
	   :f3:ic86.lib,   &
       :f3:plm86.lib   &
 to :f4:ina530.lnk print(:f5:ina530.mp1) map 

;
;   To locate the comm module.
;
loc86    :f4:ina530.lnk to ina961.37 & 
      ORDER (segments ( code, base_code, i82586_code, ina970_code ), &
              CLASSES(code, data ( ns_data, data ), &
                      const, stack, stacks, nmf_buffers, &
                     tlvc_data_base, i82586_buffers, es_is_buffers, &
                     lci_data )) &
	  segsize (stack(0)) &
      ADDRESSES (GROUPS (cgroup(01000H)  ) &
                    , SEGMENTS (code(1000H),base_code(1200H) ) &
               & ,CLASSES  (code(01200H) ) &
      ) START(COMMENTRY) PRINT(:f5:ina530.mp2) %0

delete ina961.37L, ina961.37R

xlate86 ina961.37 to ina961.37L

xlate86 ina961.37 to ina961.37R W