FORTRAN Reference Manual

Running and Debugging Programs

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Disabling Level-3 Spooling With ENV COMMON

PARAM SPOOLOUT

To disable level-3 spooling, specify:

PARAM SPOOLOUT 0

Your program uses level-1 spooling for all spooled files, except spooled files for which

you explicitly set spooling parameters by calling FORTRANSPOOLSTART. The

SPOOLOUT PARAM does not force those spooler files to use level-1 spooling. For

more information about FORTRANSPOOLSTART, see Section 15, Utility Routines.

The SPOOLOUT PARAM is meaningful only if you specify ENV OLD.

Disabling Level-3 Spooling With ENV COMMON

The BUFFERED-SPOOLING PARAM is meaningful only if you specify ENV

COMMON.

You can enable or disable level-3 spooling by specifying the BUFFERED-SPOOLING

PARAM:

PARAM BUFFERED-SPOOLING

By default, BUFFERED-SPOOLING is ON. To disable level-3 spooling, specify:

PARAM BUFFERED-SPOOLING OFF

Your program uses level-1 spooling for all spooled files, except spooled files for which

you call FORTRAN_SPOOL_OPEN_. The BUFFERED-SPOOLING PARAM does not

force those spooler files to use level-1 spooling.

For more information about FORTRAN_SPOOL_OPEN_, see the

FORTRAN_SPOOL_OPEN_ Routine on page 15-11.

Using the EXECUTION-LOG PARAM

The EXECUTION-LOG PARAM is meaningful only if you specify ENV COMMON.

The EXECUTION-LOG PARAM affects the names of the files that FORTRAN uses for

standard input, standard output, and standard log if you are using the shared file

facilities in D-series FORTRAN. For more information about file sharing in D-series

FORTRAN, see Using Shared Files on page 13-27.

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