Specify parameters in three places:
- In the translator (FLMLTWST). The parameters specified in
FLMLTWST are used for every member of every language that calls it.
They should be only the parameters that FLMLTWST requires, such as
the parameters that specify the input and output file names.
You can specify parameters to FLMLTWST for the workstation command
in three ways:
- In the language definition and on architecture PARM statements
- On the architecture CMD statement
- Using parameters that are associated with inputs and outputs
The order of the parameters is specified in the input data to
the FLMLTWST translator and is the order required by the workstation
command.
- On the FLMTRNSL macro in the language definition. These parameters
are used for every member of the language. These should be parameters
that the project requires. For example, the /Kg+ parameter can be
specified to ensure that messages are produced for all GOTO statements.
- In an architecture member. These parameters are specific to a
member. For example, the /DAPPL=A parameter can be used to define a
preprocessor macro.