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<COBOL-68 Command Strings
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*relfil,lstfil=src1,src2,.../switch/switch
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1.	^Each file descriptor has the form:
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device:filname.ext[project,programmer]/switch/switch...
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2.	^Relfil receives the machine code generated by the compiler.
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^If no code is desired, replace "relfil" by "-".
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3.	^Lstfil receives the program listing produced by the compiler.
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^If no listing is desired, replace "lstfil" by "-".
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4.	^Src1, src2, ... are the <COBOL source files required to produce one input program.
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5.	^If "device:" is omitted for relfil or lstfil, <"DSK:" is assumed. ^If "device:" is omitted for any source file, either the preceding device name is used, or <"DSK:" is used if there was no preceding device name.
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6.	^If the filename for relfil or lstfil is omitted, the filename of the first source file is used.
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7.	^If ".ext" is omitted from the relfil descriptor, <".REL is used.
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^If ".ext" is omitted from the lstfil descriptor, <".LST" is used.
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^If ".ext" is omitted from any source file descriptor, <".CBL" is assumed.
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8.	^If "[project,programmer]" is omitted for any file, "[user ppn]" is used.
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9.	^Switches:
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^A	^List the machine code generated in the lstfil.
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^C	^Produce a cross-reference table of all user-defined symbols.
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^D:nnnnnn	^Increment, in octal words, to be added to the object time push down list size.
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^E	^Check program for errors, but do not generate code.
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^H	^Type description of <COBOL command strings and switches.
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^I	^Suppress output of start address (Program is to be used only by <CALL<'s).
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^J	^Force output of start address in spite of the presence of subprogram syntax.
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^L	^Use the preceding source file as a library file whenever a COPY verb is encountered.
^If the first source file is not a /^L file, <LIBARY.LIB is used as the library file until the first /^L file is encountered.
(^The default extension for library files is <".LIB".)
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^M	^Include a map of the user defined items in the lstfil.
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^N	^Do not type compilation errors on the user's TERMINAL.
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^O	^Optimize the object code.
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^P	^Production mode. ^Omit debugging features from relfil.
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^Q	^QUICK MODE. ^DO NOT RANGE CHECK <PERFORM<S, ALSO TURN ON /^O AND /^P.
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^R	^Produce a two-segment object program. ^The high segment will contain the Procedure Division; the low segment all else.
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^S	^The source file is in "conventional" format (with sequence numbers in cols. 1-6 and comments starting in col. 73).
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^U	^Produce a one-segment object program.
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^W	^Rewind the device before reading or writing (Magtape only).
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^X	^Give a usage of <DISPLAY-9 to items whose usage is either omitted or declared as <DISPLAY.
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^Z	^Zero the directory of the device before writing (<DEC<tape only).
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