FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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RESETTOG Compiler Directive
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If you specify a value other than 132 for reply, you must use the same value for the
record length of the unit that you use to send replies to $RECEIVE. You can do this
with the REC option of an ASSIGN command, or a UNIT compiler directive, or the
RECL specifier of an OPEN statement.
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For additional information, see Section 14, Interprocess Communication.
Examples
?RECEIVE (OPEN 2, SYNCDEPTH 5, MAXREPLY 132)
?RECEIVE SYSMSG
RESETTOG Compiler Directive
The RESETTOG directive resets toggles used to control conditional compilation.
toggle
is a number in the range of 1 through 15 that specifies a toggle to reset.
Considerations
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Write the RESETTOG directive as the last item on a directive line.
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If you do not specify any toggles, the RESETTOG directive resets all 15 toggles.
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The compiler initially resets all 15 toggles.
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Use the RESETTOG and SETTOG directives with the IF, IFNOT, and ENDIF
directives to control conditional compilation.
-12 NEWPROCESSNOWAIT
completion
-102 Nowait PROCESS_CREATE_
completion
-20 Break on device -105 Break on device
-22 Elapsed time timeout -22 Elapsed time timeout
-30 Process OPEN -103 Process OPEN
-31 Process CLOSE -104 Process CLOSE
-32 Process CONTROL -32 Process CONTROL
-33 Process SETMODE -33 Process SETMODE
RESETTOG [ toggle [, toggle ]... ]
Table 10-2. System Messages (page 2 of 2)
C-Series D-Series
Msg No. Message Text Msg No. Message Text