Binder Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

BIND Commands
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SELECT Command
Refer to Using CHECK PARAMETER on page 3-55 for more information.
WIDEMEM {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder checks wide and non-wide memory attribute
conflicts in the constituent object files when it builds the target object file.
The default is OFF.
* {ON | OFF}
specifies whether all check options are selected.
COMPACT {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder fills the gap at the 32K boundary when it builds the
target file. A gap occurs when Binder repositions a code block that would cross
the 32K boundary to begin at the 32K boundary. The default is ON.
COMPRESS DATA {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder compresses the regular data space in the object file
to include only those pages with initialization data. Binder always compresses
the extended data space. The default is ON for C, Pascal, and COBOL85; it is
OFF for TAL and FORTRAN; it is always OFF for shared run-time libraries.
FILESYS {OSS | GUARDIAN}
specifies whether the Guardian default volume and subvolume or the OSS
default directory is used to resolve partial file names. If a partially qualified file
name is used, the syntax must conform to that of the file system selected.
If the file system is a Guardian file system, partially qualified file names are
expanded using the Guardian defaults specified in the SYSTEM and VOLUME
commands. For example. if the current system is \CALIF and the current
volume is $DATA.FTRAN, the file alpha.beta is expanded to
\CALIF.$DATA.ALPHA.BETA.
If the file system is an OSS file system, partially qualified names are expanded
using the OSS default directory specified in the CD command. For example, if
the current directory is /usr/guest, the file alpha.beta is expanded to
/usr/guest/alpha/beta. The default is Guardian.
FIXUPS {ON | OFF}
specifies whether Binder fixes code and data references in the object file. If
you select OFF, the object file cannot be run without first being reprocessed by
Binder. The default is ON.
IMPORT LIBRARY library-file-name
specifies the use of an SRL library-file-name as a user library to be used
during binding. The library specified must be a pre-existing instance of the user