COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs (H06.03+)

Program Compilation
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TANDEM
TANDEM
TANDEM
specifies that subsequent source text is in Tandem reference format, which is
described in Reference Format for Source Program Lines.
ANSI
specifies that subsequent source text is in ANSI reference format, which is
described in Section 16, ANSI Reference Format.
UL
UL directive tells the compiler that the resulting object code will be in a DLL (that is, it
has the same effect as the SHARED directive).
Default: TANDEM
Placement: Anywhere
Scope: TANDEM or ANSI within a section of text obtained from a copy library or
source library is effective only for the length of that text section. When
the compiler reverts to the source file where it found the COPY verb or
SOURCE directive, the previously active reference format applies.
Dependencies: None
References: ANSI
Default: None
Placement: Before the first IDENTIFICATION DIVISION header of the first program
in the compilation unit
Scope: Applies to the compilation unit
Dependencies:
•
If RUNNABLE is active, UL uses the linker to create a PIC library file
(DLL); otherwise, UL creates a PIC linkfile.
•
Do not use with CALL-SHARED or SHARED.
References:
•
CALL-SHARED
•
SHARED
TANDEM
ANSI
VST327.vsd
UL
VST735.vsd