--- freem/doc/freem.texi 2025/04/18 03:59:29 1.26 +++ freem/doc/freem.texi 2025/04/18 15:39:23 1.27 @@ -1938,9 +1938,7 @@ Identical to @ref{$TRANSLATE()}, except * WITH:: Set prefix for future variable references. * WRITE:: Write output to current input/output device. * XECUTE:: Interpret string as M code. -* ZALLOCATE:: Alternative to @code{LOCK}. * ZBREAK:: Unknown. -* ZDEALLOCATE:: Alternative to @code{LOCK}. * ZGO:: Unknown. * ZHALT:: Unknown. * ZINSERT:: Insert code into routine buffer. @@ -3866,9 +3864,9 @@ Returns or sets the maximum number of ch Returns or sets the maximum number of characters of a single global subscript, from 1-255. @item @code{SINGLE_USER} +R +U -D -If set to @code{1}, FreeM will skip all file locking operations on globals, as well as the @code{LOCK} and @code{ZALLOCATE} tables. If set to @code{0}, FreeM will enforce file locking on both. +If set to @code{1}, FreeM will skip all file locking operations on globals. If set to @code{0}, FreeM will enforce file locking on both. -Setting @code{SINGLE_USER} to @code{1} will improve FreeM performance, but you must @emph{ONLY} use this on systems where you are absolutely sure that only one FreeM process will run at any given time, as running multiple instances of FreeM concurrently when any of them are set to @code{SINGLE_USER} mode @emph{will} cause global data and @code{LOCK}/@code{ZALLOCATE} table corruption! +Setting @code{SINGLE_USER} to @code{1} will improve FreeM performance, but you must @emph{ONLY} use this on systems where you are absolutely sure that only one FreeM process will run at any given time, as running multiple instances of FreeM concurrently when any of them are set to @code{SINGLE_USER} mode @emph{will} cause global data corruption. @item @code{CHARACTER} +R -U -D Returns the character set of the job. @@ -5840,11 +5838,6 @@ The FreeM @code{LOCK} table. Supported actions are @code{list} and @code{remove}. -@item zallocate -The FreeM @code{ZALLOCATE} table. - -No actions yet implemented. - @item journal FreeM after-image journaling.