TAL Programmer's Guide

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Compiler Listing

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Banner The first page of the listing contains a banner, which consists of two lines that list the

compiler version and the copyright notice. Figure 15-2 shows a sample banner.

Figure 15-2. Sample Banner

TAL - T9250D20 - (01JUN93)

1987-1993

Directives in

Compilation

Commands

The line following the banner shows the directives you specified in the compilation

command to run the compiler. For example, if you issue the following compilation

command:

TAL /in mysrc, out mylst/ myobj; FMAP, ICODE

the line following the banner is:

? FMAP, ICODE

The compiler must process the EXTENDTALHEAP, SQL, and SYMBOLPAGES

directives before it processes any other directives. On a D-series system, if you specify

any of these three directives in the compilation command along with other directives,

the compiler splits the command into two lines in the listing. The first line lists

EXTENDTALHEAP, SQL, and SYMBOLPAGES, if present. The second line lists the

remaining directives specified in the command.

For example, suppose you issue the following compilation command:

TAL /in .../ myobj; FMAP, SQL, ICODE, SYMBOLPAGES 4096

In a D-series listing, the directives listed in the preceding compilation command

appear on two lines as follows:

? SQL, SYMBOLPAGES 4096

? FMAP, ICODE

In a C-series listing, the directives listed in the preceding compilation command

appear on the same line:

? FMAP, SQL, ICODE, SYMBOLPAGES 4096

After the list of directives specified in the compilation command, the compiler lists the

source text if the LIST directive is in effect.

Compiler Messages When the compiler detects unusual conditions, it issues diagnostic messages

interleaved with source statements. BINSERV diagnostic messages appear during and

after the source listing.