HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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Table 12-1. Compiler Option Locations and Scopes
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| Location Term | Option Location | Option Scope |
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| Anywhere. | Anywhere in the program. | Depends upon the option. |
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| At front. | Before PROGRAM or MODULE in | Applies to the entire source |
| | the source file. | file. |
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| Not in body. | Not between BEGIN and END. | Applies to the routine that |
| | (preferably immediately before | contains it. |
| | BEGIN or the procedure | |
| | heading). | |
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| Statement. | Anywhere in the program. | Applies to the statements |
| | | following it. |
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| Heading. | In a routine heading, after | Applies to the routine that |
| | PROCEDURE or FUNCTION, but | contains it. |
| | before the body or directive. | |
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A compiler option list begins with a dollar sign ($), contains one or
more compiler options, and ends with a dollar sign. It must fit on a
single line.
Syntax
$ option [{,} option ]...$
[{;} ]
Parameter
option Any compiler option described in this chapter;
however, options with incompatible locations cannot
appear in the same list.
Example
$LIST OFF$
$ANSI OFF, LIST ON$
$PARTIAL_EVAL ON, ASSUME 'PASCAL_FEATURES', LINES 50$
NOTE Unrecognized compiler options do not cause compilation errors.
System-Independent Options
System-independent options work the same way whether HP Pascal is running
on the MPE/iX operating system or the HP-UX operating system. These
options fall into the following three categories:
Category Associated With
HP Standard options HP Standard Pascal
HP Pascal options HP Pascal
System programming options System programming extensions
Figure 12-1 shows the relationship between ANSI Standard Pascal and