LIST L


General Form:

LIST [title] L
Where:
title = alpha_variable or a literal string

The LIST L statement lists warnings releating to the state of the program currently in memory. Once executed LIST L will first resolve the program and report all lines that contain syntax errors. LIST L will then check for the following:

Problems reported by lines that start with the word "ERROR" must be fixed as these will stop the program from executing. Problems reported by lines that start with the word "WARNING" should be checked as these may cause errors during program execution.

Example:

LIST L
WARNING: line 00020 statement 2 possible NEXT BREAK
ERROR: line 00021 statement 1 P31 Incomplete DO group
ERROR: line 00020 statement 2 P31 Incomplete loop
WARNING: line 00010 statement 1 FOR without NEXT

From this example the the following can be ascertained:

See also:

BREAK, CONTINUE