{
{   The purpose  of  this  request  is  to  write a message corresponding to a
{ status to the specified file.  The  status  message  is  produced  in
{ osc$brief_message_level independent of the job's osc$current_message_level.
{
{       OSP$GENERATE_OUTPUT_MESSAGE (FILE_ID, MESSAGE_LEVEL, MESSAGE_HEADER_KIND,
{         MESSAGE_STATUS, STATUS)
{
{ FILE_ID: (input) This parameter specifies the file access
{       identifier established when the file was opened.
{
{ MESSAGE_LEVEL : (input) This parameter_specifies the level of the message to be
{       formatted.
{
{ MESSAGE_HEADER_KIND: (input) This parameter specifies the form of the header
{       in the formatted message.  An OSC$STANDARD_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR has  the
{       severity  in  upper  case  letters and is surrounded by dashes (if the
{       message_level is OSC$BRIEF_MESSAGE_LEVEL and  the  status_severity  is
{       OSC$INFORMATIVE_STATUS only dashes constitute the message header).  An
{       OSC$SUBDUED_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR has the severity in lower  case  except
{       for  the  first  letter  and  is  terminated  with  a  colon  (if  the
{       status_severity  is  OSC$INFORMATIVE_STATUS  no  header is  included).
{       OSC$NO_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR  suppresses  the  production  of  a  message
{       header.   Selecting  OSC$ERROR_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR  is  like  selecting
{       OSC$STANDARD_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR if status_severity is something  other
{       than  OSC$INFORMATIVE_STATUS  and  is  like  OSC$NO_STATUS_MESSAGE_HDR
{       otherwise.
{
{ MESSAGE_STATUS:  (input) This parameter specifies the status to be formatted
{       and written.
{
{ STATUS: (output) This parameter specifies the request status.
{       CONDITIONS: none
{       IDENTIFIER: 'CL'
{
