HP COBOL II/XL Quick Reference Guide (31500-90015)

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STAT74
STDWARN[= level ]
NOSTDWARN
SUBPROGRAM
SYMDEBUG
SYNC16
SYNC32
USLINIT
VALIDATE (1)
NOVALIDATE (1)
VERBS
NOVERBS
WARN
NOWARN
(1) This option is available only on HP COBOL II/XL.
The default $CONTROL options are shown below:
$CONTROL NOCODE, NOCROSSREF, ERRORS=100, LINES = 60, QUOTE=", LIST, LOCON, &
$ NOMAP, MIXED, SOURCE, NOSTDWARN, NOVERBS, WARN
NOTE For a description of other $CONTROL commands, refer to the HP COBOL
II/XL Reference Manual .
$COPYRIGHT
The $COPYRIGHT command puts a copyright string into your object file.
Syntax
$COPYRIGHT [ string [, string ]...]
Parameter
string the data to be placed into the object file. The characters
of string must be preceded and followed by a quotation
mark. The total number of characters used in the strings
is limited to 116. This includes any blanks appearing in
strings, but does not include the quotation marks used to
delimit the strings.
$DEFINE
The $DEFINE command defines a macro.
Syntax
$DEFINE macro-name =[ string-text ]#
Parameters
macro-name the name of the macro being defined, and consists of an
initial non-alphanumeric character (default is the percent
sign, %), followed by an alphabetic character, followed by
zero or more alphanumeric characters.
The length of the macro name may be any number of
characters, but only the first fifteen are recognized by
the preprocessor. Note that care must be taken to assure
uniqueness of such names.
string-text can be any text you choose. However, because this text is
sent to the compiler, it must be a valid COBOL statement or