FORTRAN Reference Manual

Syntax Summary
FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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Compiler Directives
Saves the current state of a compiler directive in a push-down stack.
Specifies values for parameters that control the length of a reply, the number of
processes that can open this process, the number of messages that can be posted to
this process at any given time, the number of messages to be resent in the event of a
failure, and whether you want to receive system messages.
Resets one or more specified toggles. If you do not specify toggle, RESETTOG resets
all fifteen toggles. Toggles are specified by the numbers 1 through 15.
Specifies whether your program runs as a named process.
Default is NORUNNAMED.
save-spec
is one of the following:
STARTUP PARAM ASSIGNS ALL
Specifies which messages—start-up message, param messages, or assign
messages— you want FORTRAN to save so that your program can access them
dynamically.
PUSH
RECEIVE
RESETTOG [ toggle [, toggle ]... ]
[NO]RUNNAMED
SAVE
directive
directive , directive[]. . . ()
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receive spec–
receive spec , receive spec–[]. . . –()
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save spec–
save spec , save spec–[]. . . –()
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