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/P:option#
{,option#...}
Requests that the compiler and runtime systems select a particular
option for processing. An option can change the default operation of
either or both COMPLP and RUNP. Each option is assigned a number
1 through 64. See Appendix J for details.
/PX{number}:
value
A shorthand way to enter a large number of options. Number is either 1
or 2. If number is 1, then value reflects settings for options 1 through
32. If number is 2, then value reflects the settings for options 33
through 64. See Appendix J for more details.
Specify as few options as possible. The compiler will make reasonable
efforts to spot unneeded options and inform you. See Appendix J for
details.
/R
This switch can be used in two ways. First, to display features and
available options of COMPLP. To do this, type:
COMPLP/R
Second, this switch can incorporate the time and date of compilation,
together with COMPLP’s version numbers, inside the run file. You can
view the run file information by using RUNP’s /R switch. To incorporate
this information, type:
COMPLP filename/R
Note, this option will change the hash of the run file every time a
compilation is done, even if no changes to the source code are made.
You can retrieve the compiler version number and time stamp
information using the VER$ function.
/S
Changes the default XCALL extension from .XBR to .SBR. This is for
compatibility purposes for systems running both AlphaBASIC and
AlphaBASIC PLUS. It lets you place one XCALL subroutine in memory
which can be called by both AlphaBASIC and AlphaBASIC PLUS
programs.
/T
Displays each line of your source program as it scans it. If a problem
occurs during compilation, /T shows you the line where the problem
occurs. You can also use /T to see how fast different statements
compile.
/X
Program uses traditional ISAM, not ISAM PLUS
/?
Displays command line usage for COMPLP.
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