IBM AS/400 manual StatementNumber = sourceID * 1000000 + sourceSEUsequencenumber, Debugio

CRTBNDRPG

Command

*SHOWCPY

Show source records of members included by

the

/COPY

compiler

tive.

*NOSHOWCPY

Do not show source records of members included by the /COPY

directive.

*EXPDDS

Show

the expansion

of

externally

described

files

in

the

listing

key

field

information.

*NOEXPDDS

Do not show the expansion

of externally described files in the

display

key

field

information.

*EXT

Show the list of external

procedures

and

fields

referenced

d

compile

on

the

listing.

*NOEXT

Do not show the list of external procedures and fields refer

compilation

on

the

listing.

*NOSHOWSKP

Do not show ignored statements in

the

source

part

of

the

listi

piler ignores statements as a

result of

/IF,

/ELSEIF

or

/ELSE

dir

*SHOWSKP

Show

all

statements

in

the

source

part

of

the

listing,

regardles

or not the compiler has skipped

them.

*NOSRCSTMT

Line

Numbers in the listing are

assigned

sequentially;

these

numb

used

when

debugging

using

statement

numbers.

Line

Numbers

are

s

on the left-most column of

the listing.

The

source

IDs

and

SEU

Numbers are shown on the

two

right-most

columns

of

the

listing.

*SRCSTMT

Statement numbers for debugging are generated using SEU

sequenc

numbers and source IDs as follows:

Statement_Number = source_ID * 1000000 + source_SEU_sequence￿_number

SEU

Sequence

Numbers

are

shown on the left-most column of the li

Statement Numbers are shown on the

right-most

column

of

the

listi

these

numbers

are used

when debugging using statement numbers.

Note:

When

OPTION(*SRCSTMT)

is

specified,

all

sequence

numbers

in

the source files must contain valid numeric values. If th

duplicate

sequence

numbers

in

the

same

source

file,

the

of the debugger may be unpredictable and statement numb

diagnostic

messages

or

cross

reference

entries

may

not

b

ingful.

*DEBUGIO

Generate

breakpoints

for

all

input

and

output

specifications.

Appendix C. The Create Commands411