Deck Or Nodeck - D Or Nod; Figure 7.5 List Of Options Available At Compilation - IBM 5280 Programmer's Manual

List of Options
Figure 7.5 shows the COBOL compiler options, their abbreviations, and their
defaults.
Compiler Option Abbreviation Compiler Default
CMPAT(SIGNC I SIGNF) CM(SIGNC I SIGNF) CMPAT(SIGNC)
DECKINODECK DINOD NODECK
FIPS(L I LI) I NOFIPS NOFIPS
FLAG
(I
I WI E I S I U) I NOFLAG
F(li WI EI SI U)I NOF FLAG(I)
FLUSH ERR (oot performed)
GONUMBERI NOGONUMBER GNINOGN
NOGONUMBER
LINECOUNT(o) LC(o) LINECOUNT( 56)
LIST I NOLIST NOLIST
MAPI NOMAP NOMAP
NUMBER I NONUMBER NUMINONUM
NONUMBER
OBJECT I NOOBJECT OBJI NOOBJ
OBJECT
OFFSET I NOOFFSET OFFI NOOF NOOFFSET
OPTIONS I NOOPTIONS OPTN I NOOPTN OPTIONS
QUOTE I APOST QUOTE
PRINT I NOPRINT
PRINT
PROMPT I NOPROMPT PROMPT
RUNMSG(o) RUNMSG(l)
SEQUENCE I NOSEQUENCE SEQI NOSEQ NOSEQUENCE
SOURCE I NOSOURCE SI NOS SOURCE
STMT I NOSTMT STMT
XREF I NOXREF
XINOX
NOXREF
Figure 7.5 List of options available at compilation
CMPAT(SIGNC) or CMPAT(SIGNF) - CM(SIGNC) or CM(SIGNF)
The CMPAT option determines whether a C or an F will be generated as the
positive sign for signed numeric data: signed numeric computational, numeric
display sign leading attached, and numeric display sign trailing attached"
If you specify CMPAT(S!GNC), the positive sign will be represented as a C;
if you specify CMPAT(SIGNF), the positive sign will be represented as an F.
The default option is CMPAT(SIGNC).
DECK or NODECK - D or NOD
By default, the compiler puts out objcct modules with 128-byte records. This
option is designed for those users who require 80-byte records, either because
they are required by their host remote job entry subsystem, or for any other
reason.
The DECK option, together with the OBJECT option, determines the size of
the records of the object module put out by the compiler as follows:
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