Warn Command; Warnings Command - HP DDL D40 Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands

WARN Command

.The WARN command directs the DDL compiler to list all warning messages on the
DDL compiler listing. NOWARN suppresses warning messages on the listing.
[ NO ] WARN
WARN
writes compilation warnings to the DDL listing. WARN is the default.
NOWARN
suppresses warning messages on the DDL listing.
You can suppress warning messages for selected portions of the source code as
follows:
*start of source file
.
.
.
?NOWARN
.
.
.
?WARN
.
.
.
*end of source file

WARNINGS Command

.The WARNINGS command specifies the number of compilation warnings allowed
before DDL terminates the compilation.
WARNINGS [ max-warnings ]
max-warnings
is the maximum number of compilation warnings allowed before DDL terminates
compilation of the source file. The number must be in the range from 1 to 32,767.
WARNINGS Command Guidelines
The following points are guidelines for using the WARNINGS command:
If the WARNINGS command is omitted, compilation continues until the end of the
source file, regardless of the number of warnings.
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By default, list any warning
messages
Suppress warning messages for
subsequent statements
Start listing warning messages again;
continue to the end of the file
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WARN Command