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its upper 11-bits. This is followed by the array of between 0 and 2047
additional arguments. At this point the XARGS command is finished and
the "OP" command is fetched as the next instruction. "OP" will execute
normally, except that the additional arguments from XARGS can be
picked up after its own input list has been read to completion.
XARGS affects only the opcode that immediately follows it. The entire list
of optional arguments is discarded after "OP" executes, even if "OP" did
not use some or all of the list. However, if "OP" is yet another XARGS
command, then the additional arguments that it supplies will be appended
to the first set. In this way, XARGS can supply an arbitrarily large number
of additional arguments.
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7.21 Load Clutter Filter Specifications
(LFSPECS)
The RVP900 allows seven different clutter filters (plus the fixed all-pass
filter) to be resident at once, so that an appropriate filter can be selected and
applied to each processed ray based on Range, Azimuth, and/or Elevation.
The LFSPECS command allows this suite of filters to be redefined on the
fly.
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