TAL Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
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Examples of SEARCH Directive
Examples of SEARCH Directive
1. This example shows SEARCH directives for a search in the order FILE1, FILE2,
FILE3, and FILE4:
?SEARCH (file1, file2)
?SEARCH (file3, file4)
2. This example shows SEARCH directives for external procedures:
?SEARCH partx !Object file containing PROC_X
PROC proc_x;
EXTERNAL;
?SEARCH party !Object file containing PROC_Y
PROC proc_y;
EXTERNAL;
PROC proc_z;
BEGIN
CALL proc_x;
CALL proc_y;
END;
SECTION Directive
SECTION gives a name to a section of a source file for use in a SOURCE directive.
section-name
is an identifier to associate with all source text that follows the SECTION directive
until another SECTION directive or the end of the source file occurs.
Usage Considerations
SECTION can appear anywhere in the source code but not in the compilation
command. SECTION must be the only directive on the directive line.
VST1654.vsd
SECTION section-name