FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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ABORT Compiler Directive
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Specify the following directives either with the FORTRAN command (after the
semicolon following the object file name) or anywhere in the source input file:
COLUMNS ICODE LOWBUFFER SAVEABEND
COMPACT IF PAGE SEARCH
CONSULT IFNOT POP SECTION
DATAPAGES INSPECT PRINTSYM SETTOG
ENDIF LARGEDATA PUSH SOURCE
GUARDIAN LINES RECEIVE SUPPRESS
HIGHBUFFER LIST RESETTOG WARN
HIGHCONTROL LMAP SAVE
ABORT Compiler Directive
The ABORT directive specifies whether the compiler should abort if it cannot open a
file referenced in a SOURCE or CONSULT compiler directive.
Use the ABORT directive if you run the compiler without a home terminal or if your
home terminal is unattended—for example, if you use the NetBatch product or a TACL
macro for multiple compilations, or you compile a large program from an unattended
terminal.
The default value is ABORT.
Considerations
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Specify the ABORT directive either on the FORTRAN command line following the
semicolon after the object file name or in the source input file before the first
FORTRAN statement.
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If there are two or more properly placed ABORT directives, the compiler obeys the
last one processed at the time it fails to open a SOURCE or CONSULT file.
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If an ABORT directive appears after the first FORTRAN statement, the compiler
issues an error message and ignores the directive.
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The ABORT directive applies only if the compiler cannot open a source file
specified in a SOURCE directive or an object file specified in a CONSULT
directive.
[NO]ABORT