SOURCE
Use SOURCE
to get a listing of your source program.
This listing will include any statements embedded by
PROCESS
or COPY
statements.
Default is: SOURCE(DEC)
Abbreviations are: S
| NOS
You must specify SOURCE
if you want embedded messages in the source listing. The
compiler will generate sequence numbers for the listing of the source in your program.
Use NOSOURCE
to suppress the source code from the compiler output listing.
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DEC
- If
SOURCE(DEC)
is in effect, the line numbers for the listing of the source will be in decimal format. HEX
If
SOURCE(HEX)
is in effect, the line numbers for the listing of the source will be in hexadecimal format.
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If you want to limit the SOURCE
output, use *CONTROL
SOURCE
or NOSOURCE
statements in your PROCEDURE DIVISION
. Source statements
that follow a *CONTROL NOSOURCE
statement are not
included in the listing until a subsequent *CONTROL SOURCE
statement
switches the output back to normal SOURCE
format.
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00006C Check-results section.
00006D If ec = 0 then
== 00006D> IGYPS0086-I "EC" is reserved in ISO/IEC FCD 1989:2002, Programming language COBOL,
and may be reserved in a future release of this compiler.
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