User`s guide

EXECUTE
/DEBUG[:filespec]
Links ODT (On-Line Debugging Technique, described in the RT–11 System
Utilities Manual) with your program to help you debug it. If you supply the
name of another debugging program, the system links the debugger you specify
with your program. The debugger is always linked low in memory relative to
your program.
/DIAGNOSE
(/FORTRAN IV only) Helps analyze an internal compiler error. /DIAGNOSE
expands the crash dump information to include internal compiler tables and
buffers. Submit the diagnostic printout to Digital with a software performance
report (SPR) form. The information in the listing can help Digital programmers
locate the compiler error and correct it.
/DIBOL
Invokes the DIBOL language processor to compile the associated files.
/DISABLE:type[:type...]
(MACRO only) Specifies arguments for a .DSABL directive. See the description
of the /DISABLE option under the MACRO command for a summary listing of
the type arguments and their meanings. See the PDP–11 MACRO–11 Language
Reference Manual for a description of the directive and a list of all valid types.
/DUPLICATE
Places duplicate copies of a library module in each overlay segment that
references the module. This option is useful in reducing the size of the root
segment of your program. When you have entered the complete EXECUTE
command, RT–11 prompts you for the names of the global symbols in the library
module you want to duplicate. The prompt is:
Duplicate symbol?
Respond by typing the name of each global symbol you want to duplicate.
Terminate each response with
RETURN
. Press
RETURN
after the last global symbol
you want to duplicate.
See the LINK utility in the RT–11 System Utilities Manual for more information
on duplicating library modules.
/ENABLE:type[:type...]
(MACRO only) Specifies arguments for an .ENABL directive. See the description
of /DISABLE option under the MACRO command for a summary of the type
arguments and their meanings. See the PDP–11 MACRO–11 Language Reference
Manual for a description of the directive and a list of all valid types.
/EXECUTE[:filespec]
Specifies a file name or device for the executable file. Note that any time you
type a colon after the /EXECUTE option (/EXECUTE:), you must specify a device
or a file specification after the colon.
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