Category: Commands

To be compiled, an application program must meet the following requirements: The program can not include commands that assign values to macros such as let =’Employees’. The program cannot call local macros (i.e., to ). The program can call global macros (i.e., ), but the compiled version uses the value of the macro as it…
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The COMPILE Command To compile an application program, issue a COMPILE command that names the application document containing the program. COMPILE <a-document-name> The COMPILE command reads the program, compiles it, and stores the compiled version in a separate disk file. The source program is then marked as being compiled. Thereafter, the compiled version of the…
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