CROSSREF Manual

RUNNING CROSSREF

Noninteractive Mode

CROSSREF operates in noninteractive mode when you specify either

the IN

file-name

or the

command-list

parameter in a CROSSREF run

command.

The following command directs CROSSREF to execute the commands

in the EDIT file named COMMS and to send the output to the file

named LISTING:

13> CROSSREF /IN comms, OUT listing/

CROSSREF terminates when it reaches the end of the file or when

it encounters an EXIT command in the IN file. CROSSREF then

returns control to the command interpreter.

The same rules apply to command lines in a command file that

apply to command lines that you enter from the terminal:

• Multiple commands can appear on a single line when they are

separated by semicolons.

• Command lines can be continued by placing an ampersand (&) at

the end of the command line.

• Command lines cannot exceed 528 characters.

EXAMPLES OF CROSSREF OPERATION

The remainder of this section provides examples of CROSSREF

operation. The examples in "Single-Language Program" show how

to produce a listing for a program coded in a single language.

The example in "Multi-Language Program" shows how to produce a

listing for a program coded in two languages.

See Section 4 for a complete explanation of the CROSSREF commands

used in these examples.

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