COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs (H06.08+, J06.03+)

toggle-number-list
toggle-number
is an integer in the range 1 through 15. If toggle-number is omitted, all toggles are
turned off.
NoneDefault:
Must be either on a directive line of its own or be the last of a sequence of directivesPlacement:
Applies until SETTOG overrides itScope:
SETTOG overrides it.Dependencies:
SETTOGReferences:
RUNNABLE
RUNNABLE causes the compiler to use the linker to produce a loadfile if there are no compilation
errors.
The compiler does not use the linker to produce a loadfile if there are no compilation
errors.
Default:
AnywherePlacement:
Applies to the compilation unitScope:
SYNTAX overrides RUNNABLE.Dependencies:
You must specify RUNNABLE to use RUNNAMED, SAVEABEND, NOSAVEABEND,
or SUBTYPE in the compiler.
With CALL-SHARED (the default), RUNNABLE uses the linker to produce a PIC loadfile.
With SHARED, RUNNABLE uses the linker to produce a PIC library file (DLL).
References:
• SYNTAX
• RUNNAMED
• SAVEABEND and NOSAVEABEND
• SUBTYPE
• CALL-SHARED
• SHARED (page 568)
If you run the compiler with the CALL-SHARED or SHARED directive, and without the directive
RUNNABLE or SYNTAX, and no compilation errors occur, you can produce a loadfile by running
the eld utility separately (see the eld Manual).
RUNNAMED
RUNNAMED specifies that the run unit is to be run as a named process.
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