D=/USAGE=(EMPTY,PACKED,UNSUP,UNINIT) (OpenVMS VAX) D=/USAGE=(EMPTY,PACKED,UNSUP,UNINIT,VOLATILE) (OpenVMS Alpha) D=/USAGE=(EMPTY,PACKED,UNSUP,UNINIT,VOLATILE) (OpenVMS I64) /NOUSAGE Directs the compiler to perform compile-time checks indicated by the chosen options. A single identifier or a list of identifiers enclosed in parentheses may follow /USAGE; these identifiers are options that tell the compiler which checks to perform. The options are as follows: ALL Enables checking of all options. NONE Disables all /USAGE options. [NO]EMPTY_RECORDS Checks for fetching records with no fields. Such fields are usually created by the %DICTIONARY directive for unsupported data types. [NO]NONGRNACC Detects code for which the compiler cannot generate requested granularity. [NO]PACKED_ACTUALS Checks for passing components of packed structures to VAR parameters. [NO]PERFORMANCE Checks for declarations and uses that will result in less than optimal performance. [NO]UNCERTAIN Checks for variables that may be uninitialized depending on program flow. [NO]UNINITIALIZED Checks for variables that are known to be uninitialized. [NO]UNSUPPORTED_CDD Checks for usage of CDD/Repository constructs that do not correspond to VSI Pascal data types. [NO]UNUSED Checks for variables that are declared but never referenced. [NO]UNCALLABLE Checks for routines that are declared but never referenced. (OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS I64 only) [NO]VOLATILE Checks for accesses to volatile data that cannot be protected as atomic operations. (OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS I64 only) See the "HP Pascal Language Reference Supplement for OpenVMS Systems" for a list of the types of variables that are not checked for uninitialization. By default on OpenVMS VAX systems, /USAGE=(EMPTY_RECORDS, PACKED_ACTUALS, UNSUPPORTED_CDD, UNINITIALIZED) is enabled. By default on OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS I64 systems, /USAGE=(EMPTY_RECORDS, NONGRNACC, PACKED_ACTUALS, UNSUPPORTED_CDD, UNINITIALIZED, VOLATILE) is enabled. /USAGE without options is equivalent to /USAGE =ALL. The negation /NOUSAGE is equivalent to /USAGE=NONE.