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└─⟦b412bceaa⟧ Bits:30010501 DVBS1.SW2103.rel.1.14-1 SW2103 Release 1.14 RTP3502 Dos Compiler DANOSI PN:798 66072 MASTER BB 930614
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└─⟦e2123b2a1⟧ Bits:30010498 DVBS1.SW2103.src.1.8-1 Pascal TOOLS JTAS 1989-04-26 LEIF NIELSEN E.d.
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.f1 1989-04-25            PASCROSS                    Page #\r
\r
PASCROSS is a program to list Pascal sources and to produce\r
cross reference listings of the symbols defined and or used in\r
the Pascal program.\r
\r
▶02◀PASCROSS▶02◀ is called as follows:\r
\r
  PASCROSS <source file> [<list file>] [<option> ... ]\r
\r
where\r
\r
<source file>:   is the name of the file containing the Turbo\r
                 Pascal program to be listed and/or cross\r
                 referenced;\r
                 If no extension is specified, an extension of\r
                 .PAS is assumed, so a file without extension\r
                 must be specified with a dot (.) in the end.\r
                                                             \r
<list file>:     is the name of the file to receive the result\r
                 (listing and/or cross reference)\r
                 if omitted, (the printer) PRN is assumed.\r
\r
Options are specified as follows:\r
\r
                 ▶02◀/<option letter>:<option value>▶02◀\r
\r
The following options are available:\r
\r
/▶02◀C▶02◀ompress  print.\r
      with possible values ON and OFF. This option specifies that\r
      a compressed character printout is wanted.\r
      Default  /C:on \r
\r
/▶02◀D▶02◀evice  type.\r
      with possible values EPSON, HPLASER and NUL. This option is\r
      used to determine the control characters to be used to set\r
      compressed print, indent etc.\r
      ▶02◀EPSON▶02◀ select Epson compatible control characters.\r
      ▶02◀HPLASER▶02◀ selects HP LaserJet control characters.\r
      ▶02◀NUL▶02◀ selects no control characters except <CR>, <LF> and <FF>.\r
      Default  /D:epson\r
\r
\r
/▶02◀I▶02◀nclude   files.\r
      with possible values ON and OFF. This option specifies that\r
      include files {$I<FileName>} are also incorporated in the\r
      listing and the cross reference table.\r
      Default  /I:off\r
\r
/▶02◀L▶02◀ist  source.\r
      with possible values ON and OFF. This option specifies that\r
      a listing of the source file is wanted.\r
      Default  /L:on\r
\r
/▶02◀N▶02◀umbers  on lines.\r
      with possible values ON and OFF. This option specifies that\r
      a listing with line numbers is wanted.\r
      Default  /N:on\r
\rі/▶02◀P▶02◀age   Length.\r
      with numeric values. This option specifies the number of\r
      lines to be printed pr. page.\r
      Default  /P:60\r
\r
/▶02◀S▶02◀pacing   used for indent.\r
      with numeric values. This option specifies the number of\r
      blanks to print in front of each line.\r
      Default  /S:12\r
\r
/▶02◀V▶02◀ersion  of Pascal language.\r
      with numeric values. This option is used to specify the\r
      Pascal language version to use (when identifying reserved\r
      words). Possible values are:\r
      1 = Poly Pascal\r
      2 = Real Time Pascal\r
      3 = Turbo Pascal v. 3 \r
      4 = Turbo Pascal v. 4  and  v. 5\r
      Default  /V:4\r
\r
/▶02◀W▶02◀idth  of page.\r
      with numeric values. This option specifies the number of\r
      print positions on a line (page width).\r
      Default  /W:128 if compressed print is selected,\r
      otherwise the default is 80.\r
\r
/▶02◀X▶02◀ref   listing.\r
      with possible values ON and OFF. This option specifies that\r
      a cross reference listing is wanted.\r
      Default  /X:on\r
\r
\r
\r
▶02◀Overriding defaults▶02◀\r
\r
The built-in defaults may be overridden by use of a DOS environment\r
string as follows:\r
\r
       ▶02◀SET PASCROSS=[<option> ... ]▶02◀\r
\r
In this way all PASCROSS defaults for options can be customised.\r
\r
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