TAL Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
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Example of FIXUP Directive
Example of FIXUP Directive
This example requests that BINSERV not perform its fixup step because the file is
created for later binding:
PROC last_proc;
BEGIN
!Lots of code
END;
?NOFIXUP
FMAP Directive
FMAP lists the file map.
The default is NOFMAP.
Usage Considerations
FMAP and NOFMAP can appear in the compilation command or anywhere in the
source code. The last FMAP or NOFMAP encountered in the compilation unit
determines whether the compiler lists the file map or not.
FMAP has no effect if either NOLIST or SUPPRESS is in effect.
NOFMAP suppresses the file map.
File Map Listing
The file map starts with the first file the compiler encounters and includes each file
introduced by SOURCE directives and TACL ASSIGN and DEFINE commands.
The file map shows the complete name of each file and the date and time when the file
was last modified.
In the compilation listing, the file map appears after the map of global identifiers.
VST1624.vsd
NOFMAP
FMAP