Abstract
The REXX language provides the following instructions:
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ADDRESS Set current command environment
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ARG Get argument
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CALL Invoke routine (exception handler)
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DO Start of DO-block
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DROP Free variable
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EXIT Exit
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IF — THEN — [ELSE] Conditional processing
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INTERPRET Process run-time statement
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ITERATE Iterate DO-loop
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LEAVE Leave DO-loop
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NOP No-instruction
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NUMERIC Set numeric options
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OPTIONS Set language processor options
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PARSE Parse data
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PROCEDURE Define start of procedure
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PULL Retrieve element from stack
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PUSH Place element at end of the stack
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QUEUE Place element at start of the stack
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RETURN Return from routine
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SAY Display
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SELECT Define start of SELECT-block
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SIGNAL Exception handler processing
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TRACE Set debugging option
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UPPER Transform to uppercase
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= Assign
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commands.
The villainy you teach me I will execute, and it shall go hard but I will better the instruction.
The Merchant of Venice
William Shakespeare
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Rudd, A.S. (2000). REXX Instructions. In: Practical Usage of TSO REXX. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0755-2_4
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