It is highly recommended that you first preprocess an application without
setting the flagger until no ALLBASE/SQL errors are detected. Then preprocess using the flagger to determine if there are non-standard extensions in your code.
Note that for static statements, flagger warnings are detected and generated at preprocessing time. Whereas, warnings for dynamic statements are detected at preprocessing time and generated at run time.
Setting the ANSI Compiler Directive |
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When you invoke the preprocessor with the -f option, your application must contain an ANSI mode compiler directive in order for the compiler to detect non-standard statements. The following table lists the appropriate directive for each language:
Table 2-1 ANSI Compiler Directives for Flagging Non-Standard Syntax
| Language | Directive |
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| C | cc -Aa |
| COBOL | cob -C ANS85 |
| FORTRAN | $OPTION ANSI ON$ |
| Pascal | $standard_level 'ANSI'$ |
