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not the user will find a comment that solves his problem. After datahas been successfully edited, the level of DIAGNOSTIC may be raised fromCOMMENTS.4. ABORTThe ABORT instruction is used to specify what level of DIAGNOSTIC insubsequent instructions is to be considered severe enough to preventexecution of the simulation program{s).The instruction takes the formABORT IF Level ..where Level is a code-word indicating what level of DIAGNOSTIC is to beconsidered fatal.The default value is CAUTIONS.Rules: 1. The code-word must be from the following list: ERRORS-­only error messages are fatal; WARNINGS--error and warningmessages are fatal; or CAUTIONS--error, warning, and cautionmessages are fatal.Example:2. The word IF is optional.3. The ABORT instruction may be ~ntered more than once to changethe abort level.4. The ABORT instruction may be used as a control instruction(i.e., it need not appear between an INPUT instruction andan END instruction).5. The ABORT level specified in any simulator automaticallycarries through to subsequent simulators unless changed.ABORT IF WARNINGS ..The above instruction directs the program to prevent simulation ifWARNINGS level messages are found.5. TITLEThe TITLE instruction is used to describe up to five lines of titleinformation to be placed at the top of each report page.The instruction takes the formTITLELine-N = *Literal* •.11.19 (Revised 5/81)