
{
{    SYSTEM FLAG HANDLERS - GENERAL:
{
{      For each system flag, corresponding to flag_id, a system flag
{      handler must be known to the system flag router.
{
{      When a system flag is set in a task, the appropriate flag handler
{      is called by the flag router - non-NOS/VE code is preempted by
{      the flag handler.  It is the responsibility of a flag handler
{      to perform the actions associated with the system flag.
{
{      The general form of the interface to a flag handler is the same
{      for all flag_id's.
{
{
{      EXAMPLE:
{
{   The purpose of this flag handler is to process flags whose flag_id's
{ are ppC$xxx, ...
{
{       ppP$handle_flag_xxx (FLAG_ID)
{
{ FLAG_ID: (input) This parameter specifies the system flag which was
{       set.
{
{

  PROCEDURE [XREF] ppP$handle_flag_xxx (flag_id: ost$system_flag);

?? PUSH (LISTEXT := ON) ??
*copyc OST$SYSTEM_FLAG
?? POP ??
