User`s guide

MACRO Compiler Qualifiers
MACRO/MIGRATION
Option Description
QUADWORD Provides support for quadword literal and address
expressions.
SUPPRESSION Provides listing of unreferenced symbols in the symbol table.
TRACEBACK Provides traceback information to the debugger.
If the /DEBUG qualifier is also specified, it
overrides /ENABLE=(DEBUG,TRACEBACK) or
/DISABLE=(DEBUG,TRACEBACK), regardless of their
order on the command line.
By default, at compiler activation, FLAGGING, GLOBAL, TRACEBACK, and
SUPPRESSION are enabled, and DEBUG, OVERFLOW, and QUADWORD are
disabled.
The /NOENABLE qualifier has the same effect as not specifying the /ENABLE
qualifier. It can also be used to negate the effects of any /ENABLE qualifiers
specified earlier in the command line.
Note
For every option of the /ENABLE qualifier, if /ENABLE and /DISABLE
are used in the same command line for the same option, /DISABLE will
always prevail, regardless of its position in the command line.
You may want to enable an option previously disabled through the use
of a symbol. For example, you may have incorporated the following
frequently used options into the DCL symbol MAC, as follows:
MAC::== MACRO/MIGRATION/NOTIE/DISABLE=FLAGGING
To enable FLAGGING using the symbol MAC, issue the following
command:
$ MAC /NODISABLE/ENABLE=FLAGGING
/FLAG=(option[,...])
/NOFLAG
Specifies which classes of informational messages the compiler reports. The
options are:
MACRO Compiler Qualifiers A–5