TAL Reference Manual

Compiler Directives
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TARGET Directive
produced no object file, you need not use SEARCH to retrieve global initializations
as you normally would when you use USEGLOBALS.)
TAL /IN myprog/; USEGLOBALS talsym, SYNTAX
TARGET Directive
TARGET lets you specify the target system for which conditional code is written.
For more information on the syntax for TARGET, see Section 15, Privileged
Procedures.
USEGLOBALS Directive
USEGLOBALS retrieves the global data declarations saved in a file by
SAVEGLOBALS during a previous compilation.
file-name
is the name of the global declarations disk file created by SAVEGLOBALS in a
previous compilation.
You can specify partial file names as described in Appendix E in the
TAL
Programmer’s Guide. The compiler uses TACL ASSIGN SSV information, if
specified, to complete the file name. Otherwise, the compiler uses the current
default volume and subvolume names as needed.
define-name
is the name of a TACL MAP DEFINE that refers to the global declarations file.
assign-name
is a logical file name you have equated to a disk file (that refers to the global
declarations file) by issuing a TACL ASSIGN command.
VST1663.vsd
USEGLOBALS
assign-name
define-name
file-name