[SCA Command] Produces the specified report.

    Format

      REPORT  report-name other-parms[ . . . ]

1  –  Qualifiers

1.1    /DOMAIN

       /DOMAIN=query-name

    Specifies the name of the query to use as the domain for the
    report. The query should include occurrences of files that have
    been compiled. This value is converted to a VAXTPU value and
    assigned to the global VAXTPU variable SCA$REPORT_DOMAIN_QUERY.
    This procedure limits the report to objects that are contained,
    directly or indirectly, within at least one of the files in this
    query.

    The default value is the null string. By convention, VAXTPU report
    procedures interpret this as the entire SCA library.

1.2    /FILL

       /FILL (D)
       /NOFILL

    Specifies that whenever a paragraph of commented text is inserted
    into a report, it is set up so that a text processor, such as
    RUNOFF or DOCUMENT performs the usual fill and justification
    operations on the paragraph. If you specify /NOFILL, then the
    report tool does not instruct the text processor to fill or
    justify the paragraph.

    For any individual paragraph, you can override the setting of this
    qualifier by including appropriate text-processor comments within
    the body of the comment.

    The value of this qualifier is used to set the value of the global
    VAXTPU variable SCA$REPORT_FILL as follows. If you specify the
    /FILL qualifier, or it is indicated by default, then SCA$REPORT_
    FILL is 1; if you specify the /NOFILL qualifier, then SCA$REPORT_
    FILL is 0.

    The /FILL qualifier is ignored if it is not meaningful for the
    target. In particular, it is ignored for LSE package definitions.

1.3    /HELP_LIBRARY

       /HELP_LIBRARY=library_name

    Specifies the help library to use for PACKAGE reports. This
    qualifier is ignored for other reports. The PACKAGE report
    generates one or more DEFINE PACKAGE commands. The library_name
    specifies the value to use with the /HELP_LIBRARY qualifier for
    the generated DEFINE PACKAGE commands.

    If you omit this qualifier, the PACKAGE report omits the /HELP_
    LIBRARY qualifier from the DEFINE PACKAGE commands it generates.

1.4    /LANGUAGES

       /LANGUAGES=(language,[ . . . ])

    Specifies the language to use for PACKAGE reports. This qualifier
    is ignored for other reports. The PACKAGE report generates one
    or more DEFINE PACKAGES commands. This qualifier specifies the
    languages to use as the values of the /LANGUAGE qualifier for the
    generated DEFINE PACKAGE commands.

    If you omit this qualifier, the PACKAGE report inserts the LSE
    placeholder {language_name} . . . as the value for the /LANGUAGE
    qualifier with the DEFINE PACKAGE commands. Before you can execute
    the DEFINE PACKAGE command, you must replace the placeholder
    manually with the names of the languages that are appropriate
    for the languages being defined.

1.5    /OUTPUT

       /OUTPUT=file-name

    Specifies the output file to use for the report. This value is
    converted to a VAXTPU string and passed as the value for the
    global VAXTPU variable SCA$REPORT_OUTPUT. The default value takes
    the file name from the report-name parameter and the file type
    from the target-file-type parameter. The target-file-type is
    implied by the /TARGET qualifier. For example, if you specify
    DOCUMENT for the /TARGET qualifier, this implies a file type of
    .SDML.

1.6    /TARGET

       /TARGET=target-file-type

    Specifies the type of target file to produce. This value is
    converted to a VAXTPU string value and assigned to the global
    VAXTPU variable SCA$REPORT_TARGET. You can specify one of the
    following keywords:

    Keyword               Type of file

    TEXT, TXT             Text file

    RUNOFF, DSR, RNO      A file for processing by RUNOFF

    SDML, DOCUMENT        A file for processing by VAX DOCUMENT

    LSEDIT, LSE           A file for processing by LSE

    HLP, HELP             A help file for processing by the VAX
                          Librarian

    OTHER=value           Optional file type

    Note that the OTHER keyword can take an optional value. The
    default value is the null string, which by convention is
    interpreted by the VAXTPU procedures as TEXT. User supplied
    report procedures can ignore this convention and provide their
    own defaults.

    The default target file types are SDML for INTERNALS and 2167A_
    DESIGN reports, HLP for HELP reports, and LSE for PACKAGE reports.

2  –  Parameters

 report-name
    Specifies the name of the report to produce. The report name
    should be the name of one of the HP supplied reports or the
    name of a user-written report. You can abbreviate the report name
    if the abbreviation is unique.

    The REPORT command uses the report-name parameter to find a
    corresponding VAXTPU procedure whose name starts with SCA_REPORT_
    report-name. This VAXTPU procedure is invoked to produce the
    report. Because there is a VAXTPU restriction on the length of
    procedure names, a report name must not exceed 121 characters.

    HP has implemented the following reports:

    o  HELP - A help file, suitable for processing by the VMS Librarian
       into a help library.

    o  PACKAGE - An LSE package definition, which can be processed by
       LSE and put into an environment file, to create templates for
       calling the procedures in your code.

    o  INTERNALS - A comprehensive report on the software in your
       system, all of the information in comment headers, and a
       structural presentation of your code.

    o  2167A_DESIGN - The design section of the DOD-STD-2167A Software
       Design Document.

 other-parms[ . . . ]
    Specifies other parameters that are passed to the VAXTPU
    procedure. These parameters are collected into a single string,
    which is then assigned to the global VAXTPU variable SCA$_REPORT_
    REST_OF_LINE. These SCA parameters are obtained from the command
    line from the $REST_OF_LINE type of the VMS Command Definition
    Utility.