TOPS-20 PASCAL Language Manual - Bitsavers

USING PASCAL ON TOPS-20
Table 8-3:
PASCAL Compiler Switches
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Switch
Purpose
In
Source
Default
/ABORT
Causes the compiler to No
exist at the end of a
compilation that contains
errors
Off
/BINARyr[:filespecll
Produces a
file.
binary object No
On
/CHECK
/CREF or
/CROSS-REFERENCE
/DEBUG
/ERROR-LIMIT:n
/FLAG-NON-STANDARD
Generates code to check Yes
for various error
conditions
Produces a cross-reference Yes
listing of identifiers
Produces information in No
the object file to be used
wi th PASDD'r
Stops compilation after No
the specified number of
errors
Issues warning messages Yes
for nonstandard features
On
Off
Off
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On
/LISTING[[:filespecl]
Produces a source
during compilation
listing Yes
Off
/MACHINE-CODE
Lists generated assembly Yes
language in source listing
Off
/NATIONAL
Turns off braces
comment characters
as Yes
Off
/WARNINGS
Prints diagnostics
warning-level errors
fo rYes
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/ABORT
On
The /ABORT switch causes the compiler to exit at the end of a
compilation that contains errors. This is useful when used with the
/TAKE: command. The default is /NOABORT.
/BINARY [:filespecD
The /BINARY switch can be used when you want to specify the name of
the object file. The /BINARY switch has the form:
/BINARY [:filespecD
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