For a conventional command (Information word bit 30 clear)
=> R0 = pointer to command tail
R1 = number of parameters
R12 = pointer to private word for this instance
R13 = supervisor stack pointer
R14 = return address
<= R0 = error pointer, if V set
R7-R11 preserved
OSCLI counts spaces as delimiting parameters, except when they occur within double quoted strings.
For a configuration command (Information word bit 30 set)
=> R0 = 0 *Configure with no options - print your syntax string
1 *Status option - print the status of your option
other pointer to command tail
If an error occurs, a configuration command may return a special error code or a pointer to conventional error block.
Configuration command error codes
Code Meaning
0 Bad *Configure option
1 Numeric parameter needed
2 Parameter too large
3 Too many parameters
>3 pointer to error block
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