HP Pascal/iX Reference Manual (31502-90022)

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SHLIB_VERSION is designed to be used with the SHLIB_CODE compiler option.
For more information about shared library version control, refer to
Programming on HP-UX .
SKIP_TEXT
SKIP_TEXT is an HP Pascal Option.
The compiler ignores everything between $SKIP_TEXT ON$ and $SKIP_TEXT
OFF$.
Syntax
$SKIP_TEXT {ON }$
{OFF}
Default OFF
Location Anywhere.
Example
PROGRAM show_skiptext (output);
BEGIN
writeln('This will print.');
$SKIP_TEXT ON$
writeln('This won''t print.');
$SKIP_TEXT OFF$
writeln('This will print.');
END.
The preceding program prints:
This will print.
This will print.
There is one exception to how SKIP-TEXT works. Symbols that begin a
comment ({ or (*) are recognized and cause text to be commented out until
a closing comment symbol (} or *)) is encountered.
Example
0 1.000 0 PROGRAM show_skiptext_exception (output);
0 2.000 1 BEGIN
0 3.000 1 writeln('This will print.');
1 4.000 1 $SKIP_TEXT ON$
** 5.000 1 (* This unclosed comment causes the following option
** 6.000 1 to be considered part of the comment:
** 7.000 1 $SKIP_TEXT OFF$
** 8.000 1 writeln('This will not print because the ');
** 9.000 1 writeln('"skip_text off" option was commented out.');
** 10.000 1 Comment is closed on the next line.
** 11.000 1 *)
1 12.000 1 $SKIP_TEXT OFF$
1 13.000 1 writeln('This also will print.');
2 14.000 1 END.
Output:
This will print.
This also will print.
SPLINTR
SPLINTR is an HP Pascal Option.
The SPLINTR compiler option specifies the intrinsic file that the
compiler searches for information on intrinsic routines. It is the same