IBM AS/400 manual Diagnostic, Additional, Listings, Specifications

Compiler

Listings

Statement

Number

Shows

the

statement

number

generated

from

the

source

number and

the

SEU

sequence

number as

follows:

stmt_num = source_ID * 1000000 + source_SEU_sequence_number

Use

this

number

when debugging

using

statement

number

.2/

Compiler

Options

in

Effect

Identifies the compiler options in effect. Displayed when c

keywords are specified on the control specification.

.3/

File/Record

Information

Identifies

the

externally

described

file

and

the

records

.4/

DDS

Information

Identifies from which externally described file the field

extracted. Shows the prefix value, if specified. Shows

the

text if specified in the DDS.

.5/

Generated

Specifications

Shows the specifications generated from the DDS, indicated b

beside the Line Number. Shows up to 50 characters of field

specified in the DDS. Shows the initial value as specified

keyword on the definition specification. If INZ(*EXTDFT) is s

externally described data structure subfields, the DDS def

displayed. Default

values that are too long

to

fit

on

one l

cated and suffixed'...' with

.6/

/COPY

Member

Information

Identifies which /COPY member is

used.

Shows

the

member

tex

Shows

the

date

and

time

of the

last

change

to the

member.

.7/

/COPY

Member

Records

Shows

the

records

from

the

/COPY

member,

indicated

by

a

'+'

the

Line

Number.

.8/

Indentation

Shows how structured operations appear when you request that

marked.

.9/

Indicator

Usage

Shows position of unused indicators, when an indicator is used

.10/

OPTION(*SHOWSKP)

Usage

Shows

two

statements

excluded by an /IF directive, indicated

'-------' beside the

statements. If the OPTION(*NOSHOWSKP) was spe

ified these two statements would be replaced by: LINES EXCLU

Additional

Diagnostic

Messages

The

Additional

Diagnostic

Messages

section

lists

compiler

messages

which

errors

spanning more

than

one line.

When

possible,

the

messages

indic

number

and

sequence

number

of

the

source

which

is

in

error.

Figure

page 432

shows

an

example.

Appendix D. Compiler Listings431