Command files are text files containing the source of nu/TPU procedure
definitions or statements. Most larger command files are compiled and saved as section
files for later execution.
Specify command files at the command line using the /COMMAND=command_file
qualifier.
The COMMAND switch is used to determine if a file containing nu/TPU code is
compiled and executed prior to starting the edit session. The resulting
executable code is layered on top of the current section file definitions. Command files
can be used for start up processing, but they are not executed as fast as
precompiled section files. A section file or a command file must be used to start
up a nu/TPU edit session.
nu/TPU will look for the default command file tpuini.tpu in the current
directory. To skip the look up of a command file, use the /NOCOMMAND switch. If a
command file is requested but cannot be found, the session will be terminated and
control returned to the operating system.
COMMAND_FILES