pTAL Reference Manual (H06.08+)

Compiler Directives
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FMAP
FMAP
FMAP
lists the file map in the compiler listing.
NOFMAP
suppresses the file map in the compiler listing.
The file map:
•
Appears after the map of global identifiers in the compilation listing
•
Starts with the first file that the compiler encounters and includes each file
introduced by SOURCE directives and (on Guardian platforms) HP TACL ASSIGN
and DEFINE commands
•
Shows the complete name of each file and the date and time when the file was last
modified
GLOBALIZED
The GLOBALIZED directive directs the compiler to generate preemptable object code.
Preemptable object code allows named references in a DLL to resolve to externally-
defined code and data items instead of to the DLL’s own internally-defined code and
data items. You must specify the GLOBALIZED directive when compiling code that will
be linked into a globalized DLL. By default, the compiler generates non-preemptable
object code. Non-preemptable code is more efficient than preemptable code and
Default: NOFMAP
Placement: Anywhere, any number of times. The last FMAP or NOFMAP in the
compilation unit
determines whether the compiler lists the file map.
Scope: Applies to the compilation unit
Dependencies: FMAP has no effect if either NOLIST or SUPPRESS is active
References:
•
LIST on page 17-44
•
SUPPRESS on page 17-65
Note. This directive is valid only with the EpTAL compiler.
FMAP
NOFMAP
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