FORTRAN Reference Manual

Program Compilation
FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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BINSERV and FORTRAN both print statistics after an object file is built. If the SYNTAX
directive is in effect, only FORTRAN statistics are listed. Numeric values are displayed
in base ten.
The BINSERV process displays the following statistics:
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Name of object file created as a result of compilation
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Total number of errors reported by BINSERV
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Total number of warnings reported by BINSERV
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Total number of words of code area needed; this includes separate listings for:
°
PEP size
°
Read-only arrays
°
Storage occupied by program units
°
Gap size at 32K boundary
°
XEP size
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Total number of words of primary global storage needed
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Total number of words of secondary global storage needed
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Number of (virtual) memory code pages to be allocated for the program at run time
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Number of (virtual) memory data pages to be allocated for the program at run time
If you use the SYNTAX directive or the compiler detects a fatal error in the program,
FORTRAN displays the message
No object file created
before listing statistics from the compilation of source code.
Following these messages, FORTRAN lists these statistics from the compilation of the
source code:
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Total number of error messages issued by the compiler
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Total number of warning messages issued by the compiler
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Total number of words of primary global storage used
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Total number of words of secondary global storage used
•
Number of words needed by the compiler for its symbol table
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Number of source lines in the compilation
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Elapsed time for the compilation including cross-reference operation if CROSSREF
is in effect