In the case of loading a file created with the BNL method, SNOOPY will look (in the same directory) for a file with the same name and a .MAP extension (i.e. a map file). If this exists, SNOOPY will read in the values of certain global symbols, making some assumptions to decide which are DM labels and which are PM labels.
The following message will then be printed:
Loading symbols from 787EXAMPLES:TEST7_K7.MAP
These symbols will then appear as labels in listings created with the edit commands "DM" or "PM", e.g.
*dm200
$COMMAND DM00000200= 54494E49 1414090313 "INIT"
$MASTER_ID DM00000204= 00000204 516 "...."
$TRIGGER DM00000208= 00000208 520 "...."
$PR_EVENT DM0000020C= 0000020C 524 "...."
$SPILL DM00000210= 00000210 528 "...."
$RUN DM00000214= 00000214 532 "...."
DM00000218= 00000000 0 "...."
DM0000021C= 00000000 0 "...."
*pm97
PM00000097= 50D00030 ST 13,48
M_LOAD_CMD PM00000098= 58300200 L 3,512
PM00000099= 5930D04C C 3,76(0,13)
PM0000009A= 477000AC BC 7,172