COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

Program Compilation
HP COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs—522555-006
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Compilation Statistics
Compilation Statistics
Statistics are printed at the end of every compilation:
1. Binder or linker statistics (if an object file was produced)
2. Compiler statistics
Topics:
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Binder Statistics
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COBOL85 Compiler Statistics
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NMCOBOL Compiler and Linker Statistics
Binder Statistics
In Table 11-6, all numeric values are in decimal notation.
Example 11-7. Binder Statistics
Binder - OBJECT FILE Binder - T9621D05 - (12DEC91) SYSTEM \KIT
Copyright Tandem Computers Incorporated 1982-1992
Object file \KIT.$VOL1.PROJ3.UPDATE
TIMESTAMP 1992-01-16 15:50:34
2 Code pages
6 Primary data words
50 Secondary data words
64 Data pages
0 Resident code pages
0 Extended data pages
56 Top of stack location in words
1 Code segment
0 Binder Warnings
0 Binder Errors
Table 11-6. Meaning of Binder Statistics (page 1 of 2)
Statistic Meaning
Object file Complete disk file name of the target file created from the
compilation
Timestamp Date and time of creation of the object file
1. If you request an alphabetic load map listing, the code size appears after the load map for each code segment.
The total code size shown for each segment includes the XEP table size. For information about how to use
alphabetic load maps, see Load Maps
.
2. A TNS word is 2 bytes (16 bits).