Gonumber Or Nogonumber - Gn Or Nogn; Linecount (N) - Lc(N); List Or Nolist; Map Or Nomap - IBM 5280 Programmer's Manual

FLUSHERR
FLAG(I) - List all messages.
FLAG(W) - List all messages except informatory messages.
FLAG(E) - List all messages except informatory and warning messages.
FLAG(S) - List only severe and unrecoverable error messages.
FLAG(U) - List only unrecoverable error messages.
NOFLAG - Do not list any messages.
The severity levels of the diagnostic messages are discussed under "Compiler
Messages" in Chapter 9.
If you want a listing of all the possible diagnostic messages that the compiler
can issue, specify the FLUSHERR option. When FLUSHERR is in effect,
the source program will not be compiled.
GONUMBER or NOGONUMBER - GN or NOGN
If an error is found during execution, an error code appears in the Status Line
on the work station screen. If you specify GONUMBER, the line number in
the program where the error was found will appear in position 15-20. The line
number will be either the numbers in the sequence field of the input record or
the statement numbers assigned by the compiler as determined by the STMT
or NUMBER option (described later in this chapter).
NOGONUMBER is the default.
LINECOUNT (n) - LC(n)
LIST or NOLIST
MAP
or
NOMAP
With LINECOUNT(n), you specify the maximum number of lines to be
printed on each page of the compiler listing, including heading lines and blank
lines;
n
can be from 10 to 999; the default is 56 lines per page.
If you specify LIST, the compiler will produce a listing with generated
machine code and assembler or pseudo-assembler language statements. By
default the compiler produces no listing (NOLIST).
The LIST option
\'1ill
override OFFSET if you specify both for the same
com pila tion.
Use the LIST option when you suspect an error caused by the host compiler
and before reporting a problem to IBM. An explanation of the contents of the
listings produced can be found in the 5280 COBOL Host Compilers Problem
Determination Manual.
If you specify MAP, the compiler will print on the compiler output listing a
map of the data division data items as shown in
7.5.
The default is NOMAP.
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