COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

Program Compilation
HP COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs522555-006
11-30
Compilation Statistics
COBOL85 Compiler Statistics
Code pages
1
Total number of words
2
used for all Procedure Division code in the
loadfile, including TAL and FORTRAN routines
The code size is itemized regarding procedure entry-point (PEP)
table size, procedure code size, the gap at the 32K-word boundary
(see COMPACT and NOCOMPACT
), and external entry-point (XEP)
table size. For each unresolved external reference, Binder reserves
code space for one XEP table entry. The total code size shown
excludes the XEP table size.
Primary data words Number of fixed global storage words used by the loadfile
Secondary data
words
Number of words of secondary global storage used for all Data
Division data in the loadfile
Data pages Minimum number of virtual memory data pages to be reserved when
the program is run
Resident code
pages
Number of pages of resident code
Extended data
pages
Number of pages of extended data area to be used when the
program is run
Top of stack location
in words
Location of the top of the stack
Code segment(s) Number of code segments a loadfile includes
Code area size Number of virtual memory code pages to be reserved when the
program is run
Binder warnings Number of warning messages Binder issued
Binder errors Number of error messages Binder issued
Example 11-8. COBOL85 Compiler Statistics
COBOL85 - T9257D00 - (12 DEC 91)
The object file is executable on an HP System
Number of compiler errors = 0
Number of compiler warnings = 0
Maximum symbol table size = 139578 bytes
Elapsed time - 00:00:21
Table 11-6. Meaning of Binder Statistics (page 2 of 2)
Statistic Meaning
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).