CROSSREF Manual

COBOL85
Condition-Name
COMPILER ATTRIBUTES
CROSSREF collects identifier attribute information from the
COBOL85 compiler and prints it in the identifier header. The
attributes are explained below.
Alphabet-Name
If the identifier is an alphabet-name, it is described in the
header as ALPHABET IS definition .
definition can be STANDARD-1, SPECIAL, or system-name depending
on what you entered in your program. If you specified one of
the reserved words STANDARD-1, STANDARD-2, or NATIVE, STANDARD-1
appears. If you specified a literal phrase, SPECIAL appears. If
you specified EBCDIC for the system-name , EBCDIC appears.
Class-Name
If the identifier is a class-name, it is described in the header
as CLASS.
Condition-Name
If the identifier is a condition-name, it is described in one
of two ways: either as a Level 88 Item or as CONDITIONAL IS
SWITCH- ss .
If the identifier is a Level 88 Item, it is described in the
header as
88 category usage SIZE= size [V] OFFSET= offset [ ss SUB[S]]
category , usage , size , V, offset , and ss are all explained under
"Data-Name" in this section.
Level 88 condition-names are always associated with a data-name
called the conditional-variable. The first or only identifier
qualifier indicates which conditional-variable the Level 88 Item
is associated with.
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