TAL Reference Manual
Compiler Directives
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Example of LMAP Directive
If LMAP is in effect, NOLMAP with options suppresses the specified load maps.
NOLMAP without options suppresses all load maps.
LMAP has no effect if SUPPRESS is in effect.
Example of LMAP Directive
This example illustrates the LMAP directive:
?LMAP (LOC, XREF) !Adds LOC and XREF to ALPHA default
!Some code here
?NOLMAP (XREF) !Deletes only XREF from the listing
MAP Directive
MAP lists the identifier maps.
The default is MAP.
Usage Considerations
This directive can appear in the compilation command or anywhere in the source code.
MAP turns the map-listing setting on for subsequent code. MAP has no effect if
NOLIST or SUPPRESS is in effect. MAP is required by GMAP.
NOMAP turns the map-listing setting off for subsequent code.
PUSHMAP pushes the current map-listing setting onto the directive stack without
changing the current setting.
POPMAP removes the top value from the directive stack and sets the current map-
listing setting to that value.
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