COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

Creating and Compiling HP COBOL Source
Programs
HP COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs—522555-006
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Cross-Reference Listing
Cross-Reference Listing
The COBOL85 compiler lists a cross-reference if you explicitly request it with the
CROSSREF directive; however, generating a cross-reference this way slows down the
compilation and, if the program has errors, the cross-reference listing might also have
errors. A better way to get the cross-reference listing is by using the CROSSREF utility,
after you rid the program of errors. For information about the CROSSREF utility, see
the CROSSREF Manual.
Load Maps
The compiler lists the load maps (also called Binder maps) if you explicitly request
them with the LMAP directive. With options, you can select any or all of these load
maps (to select all, specify LMAP):
The LMAP or NOLMAP directive that is active when the compiler detects the end of a
source program and starts creating an object program is the one that determines which
load maps appear in the compiler listing.
Note. This topic applies only to the COBOL85 compiler. The NMCOBOL compiler does not
produce a cross-reference listing. If you need one, use the noft utility with the XREFPROC flag
(see the nld Manual).
Example 22-25. Cross-Reference Listing
...
EXPLAIN-MYSELF PARA %000262
PROBE[1] 86
PROBE[1] 80 M
FILE-NAME OF PROGRAM-FILE-NAME 05 AN DISP WSS SIZE=8 OFFSET=16
PROBE[1] 58
PROBE[1] 134
HOME-TERMINAL 01 AN DISP WSS SIZE=24 OFFSET=0
PROBE[1] 59
PROBE[1] 76 M 104
LEFT-BYTE OF SEPARATED-BYTES 05 AN GROUP WSS SIZE=2 OFFSET=0
PROBE[1] 32
PROBE[1] 35 M
...
Note. This topic applies only to the COBOL85 compiler. The LMAP and NOLMAP directives
determine which load maps the compiler obtains from BINSERV. The NMCOBOL compiler
does not use BINSERV.
LMAP Option Load Map
ALPHA Programs and subprograms, sorted alphabetically by program name
LOC Programs and subprograms, sorted by location (starting address)
XREF Cross-reference listing of entry-point and data-block names