User`s guide

MACRO
Summary Listing of .DSABL and .ENABL Types
Type Default What Is Enabled or Disabled
ABS Disable Absolute binary output
AMA Disable Assembly of all absolute addresses as relative addresses
CDR Disable Treating source columns 73 and greater as comments
DBG Disable Generation of internal symbol directory (ISD) records
during assembly (See Chapter 2 of the RT–11 Volume
and File Formats Manual for more information on ISD
records.)
FPT Disable Floating-point truncation
GBL Enable Treating undefined symbols as globals
LC Enable Accepting lowercase ASCII input
LCM Disable Uppercase and lowercase sensitivity of MACRO–11
conditional assembly directives .IF IDN and .IF DIF
LSB Disable Local symbol block
PNC Enable Binary output
REG Enable Mnemonic definitions of registers
/ENABLE:type[:type...]
Specifies a MACRO .ENABL directive. See the PDP–11 MACRO Language
Reference Manual for a description of the directive and a list of all valid types.
See the description of the /DISABLE option for a table summarizing the type
arguments and meanings.
/LIBRARY
Identifies the file it qualifies as a library file; use it only after a library file
specification in the command line. The MACRO assembler looks first to the
library file or files you specify and then to the system library, SYSMAC.SML, to
satisfy references (made with the .MCALL directive) from MACRO programs.
In the following example, the command string includes two user libraries:
.MACRO MYLIB1/LIBRARY+A+MYLIB2/LIBRARY+B
When MACRO assembles file A, it looks first to the library, MYLIB1.MLB, and
then to SYSMAC.SML to satisfy .MCALL references. When it assembles file
B, MACRO searches MYLIB2.MLB, MYLIB1.MLB, and then SYSMAC.SML, in
that order, to satisfy references.
/LIST[:filespec]
Produces a MACRO assembly listing. This is not the default; you must specify
this option to produce an assembly listing.
The /LIST option has different meanings depending on where you place it in the
command line:
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