@PROCESS
None.
Purpose
Prevents the compiler from creating the listing file, regardless of the settings of other listing options.
Defaults
Not applicable.
Usage
Specifying -qnoprint on the command line enables you to put other listing options in a configuration file or on @PROCESS directives and still prevent the listing file from being created.
A listing file is usually created when you specify any of the following options: -qattr, -qlist, -qlistopt, -qphsinfo, -qsource, -qreport, or -qxref. -qnoprint prevents the listing file from being created by changing its name to /dev/null, a device that discards any data that is written to it.