User`s guide

EXECUTE
Options
/ALLOCATE:size
Used with /EXECUTE, /LIST, /MAP, or /OBJECT, reserves space on the device
for the output file. The argument size represents the number of blocks of space
to allocate. The meaningful range for this value is from -1 to 65527. A value of
-1 is a special case that creates the largest file possible on the device.
/ALPHABETIZE
(DIBOL only) Alphabetizes the entries in the symbol table listing. This is useful
for program maintenance and debugging.
/BOTTOM:value
Specifies the lowest address to be used by the relocatable code in the load module.
The value argument specifies a six-digit, unsigned, even octal number. If you do
not use this option, RT–11 positions the load module so that the lowest address
is location 1000
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. This option is invalid for foreground links.
/Buffering
(Dibol only) Disables double buffering.
/CHECK
(FORTRAN–77 only) Checks array references to ensure they are within the
specified array address boundaries. The FORTRAN IV functionality of checking
is done by the selection of OTS library components, not by compiler action.
/CODE:type
(FORTRAN IV only) Produces object code that is designed for a particular
hardware configuration. The argument type represents a three-letter
abbreviation for the type of code to produce. The valid values are: EAE, EIS,
FIS, and THR. See the RT–11/RSTS/E FORTRAN IV User’s Guide for a complete
description of the types of code and their functions.
/CONTINUATIONS:value
(FORTRAN–77 only) Specifies the maximum decimal number of continuation
lines in the program. The valid range for value is 0 through 99; the default is
19.
/CROSSREFERENCE[:type[:type...]]
(DIBOL and MACRO) Generates a symbol cross-reference section in the listing.
This information is useful for program maintenance and debugging. Note that
the system does not generate a listing by default. You must also specify /LIST
in the command line to get a cross-reference listing.
With MACRO, this option takes optional arguments. The argument type
represents a one-character code that indicates which sections of the cross-
reference listing the assembler should include. See the description of the
/CROSSREFER-ENCE option under the MACRO command for a summary of
the valid arguments and their meaning.
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