The WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause indicates that all debugging sections and
all debugging lines are to be included in the object code. If this clause
is not specified, all debugging lines and sections are treated as if they
were comment lines.
The WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause is not an obsolete feature in ANSI'85 as it
can also be used in the Nucleus.
General Format
General Rules
- If the WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause is specified in the SOURCE-COMPUTER paragraph
of the Configuration Section of a program, all USE FOR DEBUGGING statements
and all debugging lines are included in the object code.
- If the WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause is not specified in the SOURCE-COMPUTER
paragraph of the Configuration Section of a program, any USE FOR DEBUGGING
statements and all associated debugging sections, and any debugging lines
are treated as if they were comment statements.
Note: The WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause is part of the ANSI Nucleus as well as the
ANSI Debug module. It is not obsolete and is not scheduled to be deleted from
the next full revision of the ANSI Standard.