ASSEMBLE '11. G" The
options you can use to control
values are underscored.
list below describes
the assembler listing.
the assembler
The default NOALOGIC NOESD FLAG (nnn) JQl lists conditional assembly statements in open code.
suppresses the ALOGIC option.
lists the external symbol dictionary (ESD). suppresses the printing of the ESD listing.
does not include diagnostic messages and MNOTE messages below severity code nnn in the listing.
Diagnostic messages can have severity codes of 4, 8,
12, 16, or 20 (20 is the m:lst severe); and MNOTE message severity codes can be between 0 and 255. For
example, FLAG (8) suppresses diagnostic messages with a
severity code of 4 and MNOTE messages with severity
codes of 0 through 7. LINE:OUN (nnl nn specifies the number of lines to be listed per J22l page. NOLIST MCALL MLOGIC NORLD LIBMAC tlM/370 produces an assembler listing. Any previous listing is
erased.
does not produce an assembler listing. However, any previous listing is still erased. This option overrides ESD, RLD, and XREF.
lists the inner macro instructions encountered during
macro generation following their respective outer macro
instructions. The assembler assigns statement numbers
to these instructions. The MCALL option is implied by
the MLOGIC option; NOMCALL has no effect if MLOGIC is
specified.
suppresses the MCALL option.
lists all statements of a macro definition processed
during macro generation after the macro instruction. assembler assigns statement numbers to them.
suppresses the MLOGIC option.
produces the relocation dictionary (RLD) as part of the
listing.
does not print the relocation directory.
lists the macro definitions read from the macro
libraries and any assembler statements following the
logical END statement. The logical END statement is
the first END statement processed during macro
generation. It may appear in a macro or in open code;
it may even be created by substitution. The assembler
assigns statement numbers to the statements that follow
the logical END statement.
suppresses the LIBMAC option. and
ASSEMBLE XREF (FULL) includes in the assembler listing a cross-reference
table of all symbols used in the assembly. This
includes symbols that are defined but never referenced.
The assembler listing also contains a cross-reference
table of literals used in the assembly. (2flQRT) includes in the assembler listing a cross-reference
table of all symbols that are referenced in the
assembly. Any symbols lefined but not referenced are
not included in the table. The assembler listing
contains a cross-reference table of literals used in
the assembly. NOXREF does not print the cross-reference tables=
PRINT writes the LISTING file to the printer.
PR NOPRINT suppresses the printing of the LISTING file. NOPR places the LISTING file on a virtual disk.
DI QEii2TI§: The output control options are used to
control the object module output of the assembler.
DECK NOOBJECT NOOBJ TEST writes the object module on the device specified on the
FILEDEF statement for PUNCH. If this option is
specified with the OBJECT option, the object module is
written both on the PUNCH and TEXT files.
suppresses the DECK option.
writes the object module on the device, which is
specified by the FILEDEF statement for TEXT, and erases
any previous object modules. If this option is
specified with the DECK option, the obiect module is
written on the two devices specified in the FILEDEF
statement for TEXT and PUNCH. does not create the object module. However, any previous
object module is still erased. includes the special source symbol table (SYM cards) in
the object module. This option should not be used for
programs to be run under because the SYM cards are
not acceptable to the CMS LOAD and INCLUDE commands.
Does not produce SYM cards. QE!i2TI§: The SYSTERM options are used to control the SYSTERM file associated with your assembly. writes the line number field (columns 13-80 of the
input records) in the SYSTERM listing for statements
for which diagnostic information is given. This option
is valid only if TERMINAL is specified.
suppresses the NUMBER option. Section 2. eMS Commands 25
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