CROSSREF Manual

CROSSREF COMMANDS
Considerations
The initial setting for compiler execution priority
is the same as the CROSSREF priority.
PROGRAM file-name
specifies the file containing the compiler. You
must use this command if the compiler specified in
LANGUAGE attribute-specification does not reside on
the same subvolume as CROSSREF.
file-name must be a valid GUARDIAN file name.
The initial setting assumes that the compiler is on
the same subvolume as CROSSREF.
{ ON }
UNREF { OFF }
{ ONLY }
indicates whether CROSSREF should or should not
include unreferenced identifiers in the cross-
reference listing. The default setting is OFF.
ON includes unreferenced identifiers as well as
referenced identifiers.
OFF excludes unreferenced identifiers.
ONLY includes unreferenced identifiers only.
Considerations
• An identifier cannot be on both the Include list and the
Exclude list.
• The MEM attribute specification allows you to specify more
memory than the compiler default.
• The default execution priority for the compiler is the same as
the execution priority of CROSSREF. You can specify a lower
execution priority, but the compiler can never execute at a
priority greater than the CROSSREF priority.
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