When XGPSPL generates a header - e.g. for ;LIST printing a text file - it assumes only AI has an XGP. Files printed have the DSK device replaced by AI. This is no longer appropriate when any ITS can have an XGP.
samp3: push p,a
move b,(a) ;device
camn b,[sixbit /DSK/] ;only AI has an XGP
move b,[sixbit /AI/]
pushj p,samp4
movei a,":
Here's a sample.
When XGPSPL generates a header - e.g. for ;LIST printing a text file - it assumes only AI has an XGP. Files printed have the DSK device replaced by AI. This is no longer appropriate when any ITS can have an XGP.
Here's a sample.