End Program Card; Finis Card; Endata Card - Control Data Corporation 3300 Reference Manual

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END PROGRAM CARD
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FINIS CARD
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ENDATA CARD
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OBJECT
COpy
=
fdsi/ddsi
TRACE
Provides a listing of the object code generated for
the program. A mnemonic operation code and data
reference symbols as well as an octal representa-
tion are produced for each instruction. This option
may be specified only when LIST is specified. The
object is produced on the same dsi as the list.
Identifies library files; fdsi is the data set identifier
of the file from which source COBOL statements are
copied when COpy is specified in the source program.
ddsi is the data set identifier of the directory used to
locate the source statement entries on the library
file. If C appears alone or is omitted, *LIB/*DIR
is used when a COpy statement is encountered.
Indicates embedded TRACE statements are to be
compiled; if omitted, all TRACE statements within
the source program are ignored during compilation.
This card indicates the end of the source program to the COBOL compiler.
It contains the specification END PROGRAM beginning in column 8, and
should follow the last card in the Procedure Division of the source deck.
The FINIS card Signals the end of compilation and returns control to MASTER.
It consists of the word FINIS starting in or to the right of column 8.
If only one COBOL program is submitted for compilation, the FINIS card is
placed behind the END PROGRAM card. If more than one COBOL program
is submitted for compilation, the END PROGRAM card for the first program
is followed by the Identification Division for the second program, and so on.
The FINIS card is placed after the last END PROGRAM card. FINIS is cor-
rectly recognized only after an END PROGRAM card.
The ENDATA card signals that the end of data has been reached on the system
input file (INP) or the input file on the card reader. It consists of the word
ENDATA beginning in column
1.
The ENDATA card should be inserted directly
behind the user's data deck. If the deck has MASTER control cards between
the end of the data deck and the standard MASTER end-of-file card, the
ENDATA card preceds the MASTER control cards.
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