CROSSREF Manual

CROSSREF COMMANDS
SET Command
LIBRARY file-name
specifies a library file name that CROSSREF passes
to the COBOL 74, COBOL85, or SCREEN COBOL compiler
during startup. The compiler reads text from the
library file when it encounters unqualified COPY
statements in the source file. Other compilers do
not use the LIBRARY attribute.
By default, no library file name is passed to the
compiler.
MEM pages
specifies the number of memory pages to be reserved
for the compiler during a SCAN command.
pages must be a decimal integer between 0 and 64.
If you specify a number smaller than the minimum
required for compiler operation, CROSSREF uses the
minimum.
{ file-name }
OMIT { }
{ ( file-name [, file-name ] ... ) }
excludes references contained in the designated files
from the cross-reference listing.
file-name must be a valid GUARDIAN file name.
Initially, the Omit list is empty.
PRIORITY priority-number
specifies the execution priority at which the com-
piler process will run during a SCAN command. If
you specify an execution priority greater than the
CROSSREF priority, the CROSSREF priority is used.
The CROSSREF priority is set at 140.
priority-number should be a decimal integer between 1
and 140.
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