JRT Pascal User's Guide version 3.0 NOT FOR SALE -119- 9. Customiz External procedures and functions are compiled separately from the main program. They can be linked together with the main program using the Linker (section 8 of this manual). If this is not done, they will be automatically loaded from disk into the computer's main storage when they are first referenced. If a short-on-storage condition arises, they may be purged from storage if they are not currently active. Procedures which are rarely used, like initialization or error handling, would not occupy main storage except when needed. Also, very large programs might be divided into several phases, each corresponding to an external procedure. The EXEC loads the external procedures from disk. There is no need to inform EXEC on which disk each procedure resides - it will search for them. This means that you do NOT have to put all the program sections onto the A: disk. EXEC and the compiler, JRTPAS3, contain 'disk search lists' which specify which disks are available on the system. The default lists are set to 'AB', i.e., drives A: and B:. The seach lists should be modified to reflect the hardware configuration. The Customiz program is provided to modify the lists in both EXEC and JRTPAS2 simultaneously. Before running Customiz, be sure that both EXEC and JRTPAS3 are not write protected files or on a write proctected disk or drive. To run Customiz, enter: EXEC CUSTOMIZ A new disk search list, with up to four disk letters, may be specified. The letters must be contiguous. NOTE that this list also determines the SEQUENCE in which the disks are searched for the external procedures and functions. ABC (note no spaces between letters) Copy compliments of Merle Schnick SECTION 9: Customiz  are searched for the external procedures an