7.2
COBOL CONTROL
CARDS
7.2.1
UCBl CARD
7-4
This card, which signals MASTER to call the COBOL compiler, is placed
directly before the Identification Division of the source deck. It may contain
up to nine parameters which specify input/output options provided by the
compiler.
Parameters are free field, separated by commas; they have the general form:
option
=
dsi
The option must begin with a character I, P, X, L, M, C, 0, or T.
Additional characters preceding the equal sign are ignored; for example, L
and LIST are the same parameter.
If
only the option is stated, COBOL will
make a standard assignment for the option. The user is responsible for
opening the file and giving
it
the proper dsi before calling COBOL.
INPUT
=
dsi
PUNCH
=
dsi
XECUTE
=
dsi
LIST
=
dsi
MAP
Source input file; if the parameter or file equation
is omitted, the standard input file, INP, is assumed.
Punch; dsi represents a data set identifier assigned
to an output file or device.
If
the parameter is
absent, no punch output is produced.
If
only P
appears, binary output is produced on the standard
punch file, PUN.
Binary output for load-and-go; dsi represents a data
set identifier assigned to a read/write file.
If
the
parameter is absent, no load-and-go file will be
written.
If
only X appears, binary output will be
produced on the standard load-and-go file, LGO.
Source code list; dsi represents a data set identifier
assigned to an output file or device.
If
the parameter
is absent, no listing will be produced. If only L
appears, the listing will be produced on the standard
output file, OUT.
Supplies a memory map in the Data Division only
if
L is also specified; the map is produced on the same
dsi as the list.
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