iTS 1.0+)

Compilation

Compaq NonStop™ Pathway/iTS SCREEN COBOL Reference Manual—426750-001

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NUMBER OF SOURCE LINES READ

the total number of source lines read by the SCREEN COBOL compiler, including

any COPY lines.

MAXIMUM SYMBOL TABLE SIZE =

the number of words that the compiler needed for its symbol table (this is a snapshot

view and should be considered only a rough estimate).

ELAPSED TIME -

wall-clock elapsed time for the compilation.

Stopping the Compiler

A compilation is performed by three compiler processes. To stop a compilation before

normal completion, do the following:

1. Press the BREAK key.

2. Type STOP to terminate SCOBOLX, the first compiler process.

3. Type either STOP and the SCOBOLX2 PID number or PAUSE to terminate the

second and third compiler processes, SCOBOLX2 and SYMSERV respectively. If

you type PAUSE, SCOBOLX2 issues an error message (** FAILURE 10 **

COMPILER COMMUNICATION LOST : 00) and terminates.

4. Press the BREAK key to return to the command interpreter.

5. Type a STATUS command to check that the unwanted processes have terminated.

Conserving Disk Space

You can prevent unnecessary use of disk space by monitoring the number of object files

allowed to accumulate during program development. Each time a SCREEN COBOL

source program is compiled, a new version of the object program is added to the code

file and an entry is made in the directory file.

For information on how to manipulate and maintain multiple versions of SCREEN

COBOL object files, refer to the Compaq NonStop™ Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference

Manual.