HP 48gII Advanced User's Reference Manual page 500

4.1.13 Compilation directive
The following instruction modifies the way MASD reacts and compiles things. They are valid in all modes:
!PATH+ DirName
!NO CODE
!DBGON
!DBGOFF
!1-16
!1-15
!RPL
!ASM
!ARM
!FL=0.a
!FL=1.a
!?FL=0.a
!?FL=1.a
!ABSOLUT Addr
!ABSADR Addr
!EVEN
!ADR
!COMPEXP
!STAT
!DBGINF
!JAZZ
!MASD
4.1.13.1 The !DBGINF directive
If you put the
!DBGINF
it also returns a string (on level 1) full of debug information. The structure of this string is as
follows:
5 DOCSTR
5 Length
5 Number of links (source files)
n*[
2 Number of characters
.. Name of link file
]
5 Number of symbols (labels and constants)
n*[
2 Number of characters
.. Name of symbol
6-14 The Development Library
Add the specified directory in the search path list.
MASD will not generate a $02DCC prologue but will directly output
the data. If the generated file is not a valid object, an error will be
generated.
MASD will generate code when
the source.
MASD will not generate code when
in the source.
Switch to 1-16 mode.
Switch to 0-15 mode.
Switch to RPL mode.
Switch to ASM mode.
Switch to ARM mode.
Clear the a compilation flag.
Set the a compilation flag.
Compile the end of the line if flag a is set.
Compile the end of the line if flag a is clear.
Switch to absolute mode. The program begins at the address Addr.
Note: MASD always considers the prolog $02DCC and code length
to be the beginning of the program even if
If in absolute mode, add blank nibbles to continue at the specified
address. If not possible, errors.
In absolute mode, cause an error if the directive is not on an even
address.
MASD will generate a source defining all constants and labels used in
the program instead of the program.
Cause MASD to calculate all previous expressions.
Display/update compilation statistics
Causes MASD to generate debugging information (see next section
for more information)
See local variable documentation in RPL mode
See local variable documentation in RPL mode
directive into a MASD source, the assembler not only generates your compiled object, but
or are found in
DISP DISPKEY
or are found
DISP DISPKEY
is set.
!NO CODE