


On reading, a KMP is converted into the internal format (data structures). This keyword works like the option -force, but only for KMP files. If keyword FORCE is set, little repairable issues are ignored on reading KMP files. The tools analyse input files and reject files with invalid data structures. This keyword resets all keywords to their default status. This keyword clears (disables) all other keywords. The jobs are done after reading the source file įor text files this is after scanning and compiling. (there are some more hidden keywords for development). The following table shows all user keyword To reset all settings, use either CLEAR or DEFAULT. If a keyword is preceded by a minus sign, it is disabled.Įach occurrence of the option will only change the current settings. To define global settings for the KMP processing. The option -kmp expects a comma separated list of keywords The other allowed keywords are: FORCE, NEW, RM-SPCITEM, LEFT, RIGHT, WIDE, NARROW, FIX-CKPH, FIX-ENPH, FIX-ITPH, FIX-PH, FIX-CKNEXT, FIX-CKJGPT, FIX-CK, FIX-ALL, MASK-PFLAGS, RM-LECODE, PURGE-GOBJ, FULL-DEFOBJ, DUMP-CLASS, DUMP-ONEWAY, DUMP-ALL, 1LAP. Keyword DEFAULT resets the default settings and CLEAR disables all. Each occurrence of the option will only change entered settings and all other settings are untouched. A minus sign before a keyword disables a setting. Parameter 'list' is a comma separated list of keywords.
