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The
CI
is
used
b
y
ev
ery
one
on
the
system.
En
tering
CI
commands
How
Is
the
is
the
primary
metho d
of
comm
unication
b et
w
een
the
user
and
the
Command
op erating
system.
Ev
ery
logon
in
v
ok
es
the
CI.
Interpreter
Used?
General
users
access
the
op erating
system
through
logon
and
logo
commands.
A
user
obtains
le
information
and
runs
subsystems
through
CI
commands.
The
general
user's
view
of
the
CI
is
describ ed
in
the
self-paced
tutorial
Using
the
900
Series
HP
3000:
F
undamental
Skil
ls
(32650-60037).
System
administrators
and
op erators
rely
on
the
CI
in
man
y
of
their
duties.
System
startups,
sh
utdo
wns,
and
up dates
are
driv
en
b
y
CI
commands
to
the
op erating
system.
Daily
maintenance
of
les,
accoun
ts,
groups,
and
users'
capabilities
are
accomplished
with
CI
commands.
The
CI
commands
used
most
often
in
op erational
and
administrativ
e
tasks
are
describ ed
in
the
Performing
System
Management
T
asks
(32650-90004)
and
the
Performing
System
Op
er
ations
T
asks
(32650-90137).
Programmers
access
the
CI
to
compile,
link,
and
run
application
programs.
They
can
access
system
information
and
routines
through
the
CI
and
the
in
trinsic
mec
hanism.
The
CI
also
oers
a
programming
en
vironmen
t
that
accesses
system-sp ecic
information
more
ecien
tly
than
most
application
languages.
This
man
ual
concen
trates
on
the
CI
features
that
apply
to
programmers.
The
CI
con
tains
a
set
of
features
that
pro
vides
the
k
ey
functions
of
a
How
Programmers
programming
language:
Use
the
CI
Command
les
and
user-dened
commands|A
mec
hanism
for
executing
m
ultiple
CI
commands
in
a
prescrib ed
sequence,
similar
to
a
pro cedure.
V
ariables|User-dened
and
predened
v
ariables
that
can
b e
accessed
b
y
the
CI
and
application
programs
within
the
same
session.
Expression
ev
aluator|A
command
pro cessing
phase
that
resolves
all
arithmetic,
string,
and
b o olean
expressions.
Language
constructs|Command
structures
that
simulate
the
branc
hing,
lo
oping,
input,
and
output
structures
needed
for
programmatic
con
trol.
CI
in
trinsics|An
in
terface
mec
hanism
pro
viding
programmatic
access
to
the
CI
from
applications
programs.
The
programming
capabilit y
of
the
CI
can
b e
used
to
simplify
tasks.
Complicated
routines
requiring
m
ultiple
commands
can
b e
made
transparent
to
users
through
the
use
of
command
les
and
user-dened
commands
(UDCs).
1-2
Introduction
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