FORTRAN Reference Manual

FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001

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Running and Debugging Programs

This section describes how to run a FORTRAN program. It also describes the

debugging modes available to you in the Guardian environment. Topics covered in this

section include:

Running a FORTRAN Program

The following syntax diagram describes the TACL command to run a FORTRAN

program.

RUN

runs the program whose object code is contained in file. The word RUN is

optional.

RUND

runs the program whose object code is contained in file. RUND specifies that the

program is to run in debug mode; it enters the debug state before execution of the

first instruction.

file

is the name of a disk file containing the object program to run. The system expands

partial file names.

option

is one of the following run-time parameters. For additional run-time options, see

the TACL Reference Manual.

Topic Page

Running a FORTRAN Program

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Using TACL PARAM Commands 11-4

Disabling Level-3 Spooling 11-4

Using the EXECUTION-LOG PARAM 11-5

Using Debug Facilities 11-8

Using Inspect 11-10

Using the NONSTOP PARAM 11-11

Using SWITCH-nn PARAM 11-11

[RUN[D]] file [/ option [, option ].../ ] [ parameters ]