FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
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SAVE Compiler Directive
Example
?RUNNAMED
SAVE Compiler Directive
The SAVE directive specifies the system messages to save during process
initialization.
save-spec
is one of the following:
STARTUP [ stup ]
stup is an integer in the range 68 through 594 that specifies the number of
bytes of buffer space to allocate for the saved startup message. The default
value is 594.
PARAM [ param ]
param is an integer in the range 4 through 1028 that specifies the number of
bytes of buffer space to allocate for PARAM messages. The default value is
1028.
ASSIGNS [ mess ]
mess is an integer in the range 1 through 100 that specifies the number of
ASSIGN messages for which buffer space is reserved. The default value is 15.
ALL [ allmsg ]
allmsg is an integer in the range 1 through 100 that specifies a number of
ASSIGN messages for which buffer space is reserved. The default value is 15.
Section 15, Utility Routines, explains how to use the saved information.
Considerations
•
Use parentheses if you specify more than one option for the SAVE directive.
•
Use the STARTUP parameter to save the command interpreter startup message.
•
Use the PARAM parameter to save messages generated by PARAM commands.
•
Use the ASSIGNS parameter to save messages generated by ASSIGN
commands.
SAVE
save spec–
save spec , save spec–[]. . .–()
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