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When you select an option in the [Add Compiler Options] dialog box, another dialog box appears, enabling you to specify detailed information. This section explains the individual items of this detailed information.
ALPHAL Compiler Options
Specifies whether to treat lowercase letters in the source program as
uppercase letters (ALPHAL) or not (NOALPHAL).
In the [Add Compiler Options]
dialog box, select [ALPHAL] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to display
the [ALPHAL Compiler Options] dialog box.
[Lower-case character usage]
Specifies how to treat lowercase letters in the source program. If [Take as
upper-case] is selected, lowercase letters are treated as uppercase letters. If
[Take as lower-case] selected, lowercase and uppercase letters are
distinguished.
[Take as lower-case] is selected by default.
[All COBOL words and constant]
This option can be selected if [Take as upper-case] is specified for
[ALPAHL].
[ALL]: Lowercase letters in program name literals and other
literals in the CALL, CANCEL, ENTRY, and INVOKE statements are treated as
uppercase letters.
[WORD]: Literals are treated as they are written.
[ALL] is selected by default.
Specifies whether to allocate the basic items of binary data by the word-unit
area length (2, 4, or 8) determined from the number of digits (BINARY (WORD)) or
by byte-unit area length (1 to 8) (BINARY (BYTE)). Note that the handling of the
leftmost bits of unsigned binary items can also be specified.
In the [Add
Compiler Options] dialog box, select [BINARY] from [Compiler Options], and click
[Add] to display the [BINARY Compiler Options] dialog box.
[BINARY (WORD,MLBON)]: The leftmost bit of an item allocated by word-unit area length is handled as a sign.
[BINARY (WORD,MLBOFF)]: The leftmost bit of an item allocated by word-unit
area length is handled as a numeric value.
[BINARY (BYTE)]: The leftmost bit
of an item allocated by byte-unit area length is handled as a sign.
CHECK Compiler Option
Specifies whether to use the CHECK function (CHECK) or not (NOCHECK). It also
specifies the message display count (0 to 999999).
In the [Add Compiler
Option] dialog box, select [CHECK] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to
display the [CHECK Compiler Option] dialog box.
[CHECK]: The CHECK function is used.
[NOCHECK]: The CHECK function is not
used.
[Number of messages to be displayed]
Specify the number of messages to be displayed.
[Check item]
[ALL]: NUMERIC, BOUND, ICONF, LINKAGE, and PRM, which are listed below, are
all checked.
[NUMERIC]: Data is checked for data exceptions. A data
exception occurs if a numeric item includes a value not suitable for the
attribute or if the divisor in division is zero.
[BOUND]: Subscripts, indexes, and reference modifications are checked for
range errors.
[ICONF]: Parameters of the INVOKE statement and formal
parameters of the invoked method are checked for compatibility.
[LINKAGE]: A
message is output if a difference is found in linkage.
[PRM]: Data items in
which the USING/RETURNING clause is written are checked.
Specifies whether the library text built using the COPY statement is
displayed (COPY) or not (NOCOPY). This option is valid only if the SOURCE
compile option is specified.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select
[COPY] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [COPY Compiler
Option] dialog box.
[COPY]: The library text is displayed.
[NOCOPY]: The library text is not
displayed.
DLOAD Compiler Option
Specifies whether to create programs in the dynamic program structure.
In
the [Add Compiler Options] dialog box, select [DLOAD] from [Compiler Options],
and click [Add] to display the [DLOAD Compiler Option] dialog box.
[DLOAD]: Programs are created in the dynamic program structure.
[NODLOAD]: Programs are created in a non-dynamic program structure.
FORMLIB Compiler Option
Specifies the folder of the screen form descriptor file from which a record
definition is read from the screen form descriptor with the COPY statement with
IN/OF XMDLIB specified.
In the [Add Compiler Options] dialog box, select
[FORMLIB] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to display the [FORMLIB
Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify the folder of the screen form descriptor file.
Multiple folders
can be specified if they are delimited with a semicolon.
Click [Browse]. The
[Browse] dialog box appears, enabling you to select the folder specification
method. Using the list displayed in the [Select] dialog box, specify the start
location of the path of the folder. The [Browse Folder] dialog box that follows
depends on the selection. Then, select the folder.
Specifies the storage location of a library file involved with use of the
library function (COPY statement).
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box,
select [LIB] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [LIB
Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify the folder of the library file.
Multiple folders can be specified
if they are delimited with a semicolon.
Click [Browse]. The [Browse] dialog
box appears, enabling you to select the folder specification method. Using the
list displayed in the [Select] dialog box, specify the start location of the
path of the folder. The [Browse Folder] dialog box that follows depends on the
selection. Then, select the folder.
Specifies whether to create a globally optimized target program. Note that a
globally optimized target program is not created if this option and the TEST
compile option are specified at the same time.
In the [Add Compiler Options]
dialog box, select [OPTIMIZE] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to
display the [OPTIMIZE Compiler Option] dialog box.
[OPTIMIZE]: A globally optimized target program is created.
[NOOPTIMIZE]:
No globally optimized target program is created.
PRINT Compiler Option
Specifies whether a compile list is to be output.
In the [Add Compiler
Options] dialog box, select [PRINT] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to
display the [PRINT Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify a name for the compile list output file.
You can click [Browse]
to select an existing folder.
RCS Compiler Option
Specifies the runtime code system.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog
box, select [RCS] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [RCS
Compiler Option] dialog box.
[ASCII]: ASCII is the runtime code system.
[UCS2]: Unicode is the runtime
code system.
REP Compiler Option
Specifies the repository file input/output folder used during compilation. If
the REP option is not specified, repository files are created in the folder
containing the source file. The specified folder is also the folder whose
repository files are to be read.
In the [Add Compiler Options] dialog box,
select [REP] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to display the [REP
Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify the repository file input/output folder.
You can click [Browse]
to select a folder.
REPIN Compiler Option
Specifies the repository input folder used during compilation. If repository
files are stored in multiple folders, specify the folders while delimiting them
with a semicolon (;). These folders are searched in the order specified.
In
the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select [REPIN] from [Compiler Option], and
click [Add] to display the [REPIN Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify the repository file input folder.
Click [Browse]. The [Browse]
dialog box appears, enabling you to select the folder specification method.
Using the list displayed in the [Select] dialog box, specify the start location
of the path of the folder. The [Browse Folder] dialog box that follows depends
on the selection. Then, select the folder.
SAI Compiler Option
Specifies whether to output a source analysis information file. Normally, a
source analysis information file is output to the same folder as that of the
source program. Specify another output folder when you want to change the
default output folder.
In the [Add Compiler Options] dialog box, select
[SAI] from [Compiler Options], and click [Add] to display the [SAI Compiler
Option] dialog box.
[SAI]: A source analysis information file is output.
[NOSAI]: No source
analysis information file is output.
[Specification of source analysis information]
Specify the output folder for the relevant source analysis information file.
This option can be specified when [SAI] is selected in [Source analysis
information file].
Click [Browse]. The [Browse] dialog box appears, enabling
you to select the folder specification method. Using the list displayed in the
[Select] dialog box, specify the start location of the path of the folder. The
[Browse Folder] dialog box that follows depends on the selection. Then, select
the folder.
SHREXT Compiler Option
Specifies whether external data is shared by all threads (SHREXT) or not (NOSHREXT) if THREAD (MULTI) is specified.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select [SHREXT] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [SHREXT Compiler Option] dialog box.
Select [Share between threads] or [Do not share between threads].
Specifies the reference format of the COBOL source file and library source
program. Specify one of the following: fixed-length format, variable-length
format, or free format.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select
[SRF] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [SRF Compiler
Option] dialog box.
For [Source program], select from [Fixed], [Variable], and [Free] as the
reference format specified for COBOL source programs.
For [Library text],
select from [Fixed], [Variable], and [Free] as the reference format specified
for libraries.
The SRF value is initialized based on the editor
settings.
Specifies the input source of ACCEPT statement data of the ACCEPT/DISPLAY
function.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select [SSIN] from
[Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [SSIN Compiler Option] dialog
box.
[SSIN]: A file is the data input source.
[SSIN(SYSIN)]: A console window
is the data input source.
[Specification of Environmental variable]
Specify the name of the environment variable in which the input source file name is set.
Specifies the output destination of DISPLAY statement data of the
ACCEPT/DISPLAY function.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select
[SSOUT] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [SSOUT Compiler
Option] dialog box.
[SSOUT]: A file is the data output destination.
[SSOUT(SYSIN)]: A console
window is the data output destination.
[Specify executable Environment variables]
Specify the name of the environment variable in which the output destination file name is set.
Specifies the tabbing unit: 4-column unit (TAB(4)) or 8-column unit (TAB(8)).
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select [TAB] from [Compiler
Option], and click [Add] to display the [TAB Compiler Option] dialog box.
Specify whether to tab in units of 4 or 8 columns.
The default is the
value set by the editor.
THREAD Compiler option
Specifies multithread (THREAD(MULTI)) or single thread (THREAD(SINGLE)) as an
object file attribute.
In the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box, select
[THREAD] from [Compiler Option], and click [Add] to display the [THREAD Compiler
Option] dialog box.
Specify [MULTI - thread] or [SINGLE - thread] as an object file attribute.
Each compile option can be added only once. Therefore, a compile option that has already been added is not displayed in the [Add Compiler Option] dialog box.
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