User`s guide

FORTRAN
/UNITS:value
Specifies the decimal number of FORTRAN logical units to be open at one time.
The default is 6.
With FORTRAN IV, the maximum value you can specify for value is 16, while
for FORTRAN–77, the maximum value you can specify is 99.
/[NO]VECTORS
(FORTRAN IV only) /VECTORS directs FORTRAN to use tables to access
multidimensional arrays. This is the default mode of operation.
/NOVECTORS directs FORTRAN to use multiplication operations to access
multidimensional arrays.
/[NO]WARNINGS
/WARNINGS includes warning messages in FORTRAN compiler diagnostic error
messages. These messages call certain conditions to your attention, but do not
interfere with the compilation. A warning message displays, for example, if you
change an index within a DO loop, or if you specify a variable name longer than
six characters.
/NOWARNINGS excludes warning messages in FORTRAN compiler diagnostic
error messages. This is the default.
/WIDE
(FORTRAN–77 only) Used with /MAP, produces a 132-column compiler listing.
Normally, the listing is wide enough for three global value columns, which is
suitable for a page with 72 or 80 columns. The /WIDE option produces a listing
that is six global value columns wide or 132 columns.
/WORKFILE:value
(FORTRAN–77 only) Sets the workfile size. By default, value is octal; include a
decimal point after value to specify a decimal number. The default workfile size
in decimal blocks is 128.
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