The following functions manipulate the compiler's operation:
Align the next instruction to a boundary. | |
Determine if an equate has been previously defined | |
Contains the date and time of compilation. | |
Artificially inflate the disk image size of a compiled program | |
Determine which type of file will be created by the compiler | |
Compiler directive to suppress generation of debugging code | |
Display a message when an untrapped run-time error occurs. | |
Specify if variables must be declared before use | |
Define sections of source code to be compiled or ignored | |
Link a pre-compiled Static Link Library (SLL) into your host program. | |
Specify which messages should be sent to a Control Callback Function | |
Choose the optimization which should be applied to your program. | |
Establish various compiler options. | |
Control automatic allocation of Register variables | |
Set the maximum potential stack size | |
Enable/disable integrated development tools in compiled code | |
Specify whether unique variable names are required. | |
Explicitly declare a Sub or Function | |
Declare the default variable type to be Byte | |
Declare the default variable type to be Currency | |
Declare the default variable type to be Extended Currency | |
Declare the default variable type to be Double-precision | |
Declare the default variable type to be Double-word | |
Declare the default variable type to be Extended-precision | |
Declare the default variable type to be Integer | |
Declare the default variable type to be Long-integer | |
Declare the default variable type to be Quad-integer | |
Declare the default variable type to be Single-precision | |
Declare the default variable type to be String | |
Declare the default variable type to be Word | |
Declare and dimension arrays, scalar variables, and pointers | |
Function called by Windows each time a DLL is loaded into, and unloaded from, memory | |
Deallocate array memory | |
Declare global (shared) variables between Subs, Functions, Classes, Methods, and Properties | |
Declare Instance variables which are unique to each object | |
Function called by Windows each time a DLL is loaded into, and unloaded from, memory | |
Declare local variables in a Sub, Function, Method or Property | |
Define a single or multi-line text substitution block | |
Force explicit declaration of all variables | |
Function called by Windows each time a DLL is loaded into, and unloaded from, memory | |
Define the initial entry-point Function for an application | |
Executes a series of statements, each of which utilizes pre-defined source code. | |
Capture an execution time profile of the Subs, Functions, Methods, and Properties | |
Declare dynamic arrays, allocate, reallocate, deallocate memory | |
Define local Register variables within a Sub, Function, Method, or Property | |
Declare static variables inside of a Sub, Function, Method, or Property | |
Return the address of the data held by a variable length string | |
Return the 32-bit address of a variable or
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Define the initial entry-point Function for an application |