HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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$SUBPROGRAM 'Proc1,Proc2'$
and
$SUBPROGRAM 'Proc1'$
$SUBPROGRAM 'Proc2'$
The SUBPROGRAM option enables you to compile selected routines of a
program. The compiler checks the syntax and semantics of the entire
program, but generates object code for the selected routines only.
Example
0 1.000 0
0 2.000 0
0 3.000 0 $SUBPROGRAM 'proc2#, proc3#'$
0 4.000 0 PROGRAM show_subprogram (output);
0 5.000 0
0 6.000 0 PROCEDURE proc1 (p : integer);
2 7.000 1 BEGIN
2 8.000 1 writeln(p);
3 9.000 1 END;
3 10.000 0
0 11.000 0 PROCEDURE proc2 (p : integer);
2 12.000 1 BEGIN
2 13.000 1 writeln(p);
3 14.000 1 END;
3 15.000 0
I D E N T I F I E R M A P
IDENTIFIER CLASS TYPE ADDRESS/VALUE
P PARAMETER INTEGER PSP-24.0 (4.0)
LOCAL STORAGE USED = 0.0 TEMPORARY STORAGE USED = 0.0
PARAMETER STORAGE USED = 4.0 CONSTANT STORAGE USED = 0.0
0 17.000 0 PROCEDURE proc3 (p : integer);
2 18.000 1 BEGIN
2 19.000 1 writeln(p);
3 20.000 1 END;
3 21.000 0
I D E N T I F I E R M A P
IDENTIFIER CLASS TYPE ADDRESS/VALUE
P PARAMETER INTEGER PSP-24.0 (4.0)
LOCAL STORAGE USED = 0.0 TEMPORARY STORAGE USED = 0.0
PARAMETER STORAGE USED = 4.0 CONSTANT STORAGE USED = 0.0
0 22.000 1 BEGIN
0 23.000 1 END.
SYMDEBUG
SYMDEBUG is a System-Dependent MPE/iX and HP-UX Option.
The SYMDEBUG compiler option emits symbolic debugging information for use
with the HP TOOLSET/XL debugger or the HP Symbolic Debugger (see the HP
Pascal/iX Programmer's Guide or the HP Pascal/HP-UX Programmer's Guide ,
depending on your implementation, for more information). You cannot use
the optimizer if you use the SYMDEBUG option.
The command line option g also specifies this option.