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| | current subunit. |

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| Subunit Name | Entering a subunit name moves to that subunit. If the name entered |

| | matches a subunit in the program, that subunit is the current subunit |

| | and its first eight lines are displayed. |

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| RETURN | Pressing RETURN displays the next eight lines of the current subunit. |

| | This method can only be used in the current subunit, and cannot be |

| | used to move to the next subunit. |

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The Static Analysis Screen. The purpose of this screen is to provide

detailed statistics about the program and its system requirements.

The Static Analysis screen displays detailed information about each

subunit of a program. It contains three types of information. The

following lists describe the information that this screen provides.

Interpreter Resource Utilization: This section contains information

about resource utilization within the interpreter. Resources include

tables, data segments, and interpreter space. The fields and their

contents are:

Field Contents

Global Tables The amount of space (in words) taken to store the

interpreter's directory information for locating

and managing all of the programs subunits.

Included are tables holding the names of the

subunits.

Local Tables For the subunit being displayed, this value is the

amount of space for all tables that reside in the

subunit space area of the interpreter's data

stack.

New Run-time Tables When a program contains references to external

routines or intrinsics, the interpreter requires

additional space for parameter information at

run-time. This value is an estimate of that space

requirement.

Recoverable The interpreter's tables can sometimes become

cluttered with unnecessary information,

particularly when extensive editing has been done.

The tables can be cleaned by saving the program in

ASCII format (through the SAVE LIST command) and

then issuing a GET command. The value displayed

is an estimate of the number of words in the

subunit space that would be recovered by a SAVE

LIST and GET.

COMMON Space The spaced required by all variables declared in

COM statements.

Local Space Space for locally declared (or undeclared)

variables and parameters. This number is broken

down into Numeric Space and String Space fields.