User`s guide

EXECUTE
Because the EXECUTE command creates executable files by default, the
following two commands have the same meaning:
.EXECUTE MYPROG
.EXECUTE/EXECUTE MYPROG
Both commands link MYPROG.OBJ and produce MYPROG.SAV as a result. The
/EXECUTE option has different meanings depending on whether it follows the
command or the file specification. The following command creates an executable
file called PROG1.SAV on device DU1:
.EXECUTE/EXECUTE:DU1: PROG1,PROG2
The next command creates an executable file called MYPROG.SAV on device DK:
.EXECUTE RTN1,RTN2,MYPROG/EXECUTE
/EXTEND
(FORTRAN IV or FORTRAN–77)
• Used with /FORTRAN IV, changes the right margin for source input lines
from column 72 to column 80.
• Used with /FORTRAN–77, changes the right margin for source input lines
from column 72 to column 132.
/F4
Overrides any SET FORTRA conditional and calls the FORTRAN IV compiler
(the default).
/F77
Overrides any SET FORTRA conditional and calls the appropriate FORTRAN–77
compiler.
/FORTRAN
Invokes the FORTRAN language processor to compile the associated files.
By default, or if SET FORTRA F4 has been issued, the COMPILE/FORTRAN
command calls the FORTRAN IV compiler. If SET FORTRA F77 has been
issued, the COMPILE/FORTRAN command calls the FORTRAN–77 compiler.
The FORTRAN–77 compiler under a mapped monitor is F77XM.SAV and under
an unmapped monitor is F77.SAV. The FORTRAN IV compiler is FORTRA.SAV.
See the FORTRAN command for more information.
/GLOBAL
Generates a global symbol cross-reference section in the load map. The global
symbols are listed alphabetically. Each module in which a symbol is referenced or
defined is listed in alphabetical order after the global symbol. A number sign (#)
after a module name indicates that the global symbol is defined in that module.
A plus sign (+) after a module name indicates that the module is from a library.
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