WARNING

10.1B

The WARNING directive allows PL/B program warnings to be embedded in the PL/B programs. This directive outputs the program warning to the compiler output devices and listings. The instruction uses one of the following formats:

(1)

WARNING

{literal}

Where:

literal

Optional. A program literal string with a leading/trailing double quote character.

Flags Affected: NONE

Note the following:

The {literal} string is output when a program is being compiled.
The {literal} must be properly formed with a leading and trailing double quote character. Otherwise, a compiler error occurs.

Example:

`Func`	`FUNCTION`
	`ENTRY`
`.`
	`WARNING`	`"'Func' function must be completed!!"`
`.`
	`FUNCTIONEND`

See Also: Compiler Directives