invo_handle OpenVMS usage:invo_handle type: quadword (unsigned) access: read only mechanism: by reference Handle for the invocation to be updated. invo_context OpenVMS usage:invo_context_blk type: structure access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a valid invocation context block that contains new register contents. Each register that is set in the xx_mask argument (along with its NaT bit, if any) is updated using the value found in the corresponding IREG[n], FREG[n], BRANCH[n], or PRED[n] field. GP, TP, and AI can also be updated in this way. No other fields of the invocation context block are used. gr_mask OpenVMS usage:mask_octaword type: 128-bit vector access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a 128-bit bit vector, where each bit corresponds to a register field in the invo_context argument. Bits 0 through 127 correspond to IREG[0] through IREG[127]. Bit 0 corresponds to R0, which cannot be written, and is ignored. Bit 1 corresponds to the global data pointer (GP). Bit 13 corresponds to the thread pointer (TP). Bit 25 corresponds to the argument information register (AI). If bit 12, which corresponds to SP, is set, then no changes are made. fr_mask OpenVMS usage:mask_octaword type: 128-bit vector access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a 128-bit bit vector, where each bit corresponds to a register field in the passed invo_context. To update floating-point registers F32-F127, provide a pointer to an array of 96 octawords in LIBICB$PH_F32_F127. Bits 0 through 127 correspond to FREG[0] through FREG[127]. Bit 0 corresponds to F0, which cannot be written, and is ignored. Bit 1 corresponds to F1, which cannot be written, and is ignored. br_mask OpenVMS usage:mask_byte type: 8-bit vector access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a 8-bit bit vector, where each bit corresponds to a register field in the passed invo_context. Bits 0 through 7 correspond to BRANCH[0] through BRANCH[7]. pr_mask OpenVMS usage:mask_quadword type: 64-bit vector access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a 64-bit bit vector, where each bit corresponds to a register field in the passed invo_context. Bits 0 through 63 correspond to PRED[0] through PRED[63]. misc_mask OpenVMS usage:mask_quadword type: 64-bit vector access: read only mechanism: by reference Address of a 64-bit bit vector, where each bit corresponds to a register field in the passed invo_context as follows: Bit 0=PC. Bit 1=FPSR. Bits 2-63 are reserved.