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BLISS-10 HELP FILE V7E(227)
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BLISS-10 does not use the standard -10 command scanner.  However, command string interpretation
is similar to that of other -10 CUSPS.
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_.R BLIS10
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*RELFIL,LSTFIL=SCR1,SCR2,...
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1.##Each file descriptor [RELFIL,LSTFIL,SRC] has the form:
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DEVICE:FILENAME.EXT[PROJECT,PROGRAMMER]
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2.##RELFIL receives the machine code generated by the compiler.  If no code is desired, leave this
position empty in the command string.  If FILESPEC= appears, FILESPEC is assumed to be the RELFIL spec
and no listing output is generated.
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3.##LSTFIL receives the program listing produced by the compiler.  If no listing is desired, leave this
position empty in the command string.
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4.##SRC1,SRC2,... are the BLISS-10 source files which when concatenated together form
one or more BLISS-10 modules.
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5.##If "DEVICE" is omitted "DSK" is assumed.
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6.##If "EXT" is omitted, ".REL" is used for the RELFIL, ".LST" is used for the LSTFIL, and
".BLI," ".B10", and the null extension in that order are tried for the source file until either
a file is found or all three defaults have failed.
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7.##If [PROJECT,PROGRAMMER] is omitted for any file, the user project, programmer number is
supplied for that file.  If [PROJECT, PROGRAMMER] appears at the beginning of a file descriptor, it becomes
the default for all the following descriptors which do not have a specific [PROJECT, PROGRAMMER].
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8.##Switches:##(-) implies that#-(switch name) will result in the opposite of the
switch action.  * indicates that the switch is assumed on by default.
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^&NAME\&	^&ACTION\&
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*A(-)	Use English language diagnostics
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B	Put a start block in the REL file for this module
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C(-)	Generate a cross referenced listing.
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D(-)	Generate debug linkage
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E(-)	Expand all MACROs in the listing.
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F(-)	Set up stack frame register (FREG) on every routine
entry.
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G(-)	All routines are to be made GLOBAL ROUTINES.
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H	This entire module is to be loaded into the 
high segment.
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I(-)	Generate special inspection word immediately prior
to each routine or function body.
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K	Disable listing of the source text (same as -L).
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*L(-)	Enable listing of the source text.
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M(-)	Enable listing of the machine code generated.
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N(-)	Do not print error messages on the controlling TTY.
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*O(-)	Optimize subexpressions across all ";"s.
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P	Put PROLOG-EPILOG code in this module.
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Q	With /C makes compact XREF.
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R(-)	Do not save all declarable registers around an EXCHJ.
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S(-)	Output routine names as compiled and compilation
statistics to TTY.
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T(-)	Generate calls to a timing routine at the start
and end of each routine.
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U	Do not optimize across ";"s (same as -O).
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V	Entire module is to be loaded into the low segment.
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X	Perform a syntax only (no code generation) compilation.
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Z(-)	Use LCG default register assignments
(SREG=_#17,FREG=_#15,VREG=1,DREGS=7,RESERVE(0,_#16)).
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