--Xlist and its Suboptions (Fortran Programming Guide)

Fortran Programming Guide

Combine suboptions according to the following rules:

The most general option is -Xlist (listing, errors, cross-reference table).
Specific features can be combined using -Xlistc, -XlistE, -XlistL, or -XlistX.
Other suboptions specify further details.

Example: Each of these two command lines performs the same task:

demo% f77  -Xlistc  -Xlist  any.f

demo% f77  -Xlistc  any.f

The following table shows the reports generated by these basic --Xlist suboptions alone:

Table 5-1 Xlist Suboptions


Generated Report	Option
Errors, listing, cross-reference	`-Xlist`
Errors only	`-Xlist``E`
Errors and source listing only	`-Xlist``L`
Errors and cross-reference table only	`-Xlist``X`
Errors and call graph only	`-Xlist``c`

The following table summarizes all -Xlist suboptions.

Table 5-2 Summary of --Xlist Suboptions


Option	Action
`-Xlist` (no suboption)	Shows errors, listing, and cross-reference table
`-Xlist``c`	Shows call graphs and errors (f77 only)
`-Xlist``E`	Shows errors
`-Xlist``err``[nnn]`	Suppresses error `nnn` in the verification report
`-Xlist``f`	Produces fast output (f77 only)
`-Xlist``fln``dir`	Puts t`he` `.fln` files in `dir` (f77 only)
`-Xlist``h`	Shows errors from cross-checking stop compilation (f77 only)
`-Xlist``I`	Lists and cross-checks `include` files
`-Xlist``L`	Shows the listing and errors
`-Xlist``l``n`	Sets page breaks
`-Xlist``o` `name`	Renames the `-Xlist` output report file
`-Xlist``s`	Suppresses unreferenced symbols from cross-reference (f77 only)
`-Xlist``v``n`	Sets checking "strictness" level (f77 only)
`-Xlist``w``[nnn]`	Sets the width of output lines
`-Xlist``war``[nnn]`	Suppresses warning nnn in the report
`-Xlist``X`	Shows just the cross-reference table and errors