DEFAULT TOKENS

A list of the default tokens follows the header record. The list contains one token on each line, each starting in column one. The sample XRFLANG file supplied with ASMXREF contains a set of default tokens. These tokens are designed for the assembler language but you can modify them to suit your environment. You can enter either explicit tokens (exactly as you need the token) or generic tokens where you use the asterisk (*) character as a wildcard.ASMXREF does not treat a mask character, in the XRFLANG file, as a space character, as it does when you use a mask character in the XRFTOKN file.

When adding default tokens you do not need to enter the TOKEN INCLUDE statement and you do not need to enclose the token in delimiters.

ASMXREF treats all tokens in the default token list as include tokens and does not accept exclude tokens in the XRFLANG file.

If you need a token list for your own run, it is better to create your own XRFTOKN token statement file containing your personalized tokens, rather than modifying the default list. For details on how to create anXRFTOKN file see ASMXREF Token Statement.

If you need to turn off processing of the default tokens create your own XRFTOKN file and enter a TOKEN NODEFLT statement in the file. Remember the TWU and SOR reports require tokens, therefore, you must have tokens in either the XRFTOKN file or the XRFLANG file.

For a list of the default tokens see Figure 1.