TAL Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
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Examples of FMAP Directive
Examples of FMAP Directive
1. This example enables printing of the file map, which shows the fully qualified name
of each file from which the compilation read source text:
?FMAP
2. This example disables printing of the file map:
?NOFMAP
GMAP Directive
GMAP lists the global map.
The default is GMAP.
Usage Considerations
You can specify GMAP or NOGMAP in the compilation command or anywhere in the
source code. The last GMAP or NOGMAP encountered in the compilation unit
determines whether the compiler lists the global map or not.
GMAP has no effect if NOLIST, NOMAP, or SUPPRESS is in effect.
NOGMAP suppresses the global map even if MAP is in effect.
Global Map Listing
The global map lists all identifiers in the compilation unit and tells what kind of object
they are, including identifier class and type.
The global map appears at the end of the compilation listing.
Examples of GMAP Directive
1. This example enables printing of the global map, which lists all identifiers and gives
their class and type:
?GMAP
VST1625.vsd
NOGMAP
GMAP