TOPS-20 PASCAL Language Manual - Bitsavers

USING P~SCAL
ON TOPS-20
/TAKE
The /TAKE command takes commands from the specified command file. The
/TAKE command recognizes the default file type CMD.
Example 1
(~PAf:)CAL..
PASCAL)/TAKE: PLAN
P{~SCAL)
Assume that the command file PLAN.CMD contains the following:
PLAN. PAS IN()FI...AG-··NON··-~JTANDAr~[I IL I ~JT I NG ~
The /TAKE: command causes the contents of PLAN.CMD to be executed.
In this example, the source fiJe PLAN.PAS is compiled; display of
warning messages for nonstandard features is suppressed; and a
listing file is generated. Make sure the command file ends with a
carriage-return/line-feed. After execution of the command file, you
can give another command to the compiler.
Example 2
PASCAL)SORTER.PAS
PASCAL)/RUN: LINK
*
The compiler compiles the source file SORTER. PAS, and the /RUN:
command is then used to run the LINK program. The /RUN: command
exits you from the compiler and causes the LINK program to begin
executing. The asterisk (*) is the prompt displayed by LINK.
Example 3
@PASCAL
PASCAL:>AVER.F'AS
F'ASCAL:>/EX I T
@
The EXIT command exits you from the compiler and puts you
command level.
at TOPS-20
8.4.3 PASCAL Compiler Switches
Table 8-3 lists the switches you can use with the PASCAL compiler.
You can specify the switches following the file name or in source code
comments. This section describes the effect of each switch on a
PASCAL program.
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