1  COMPILE
   Lets you compile the contents of a buffer without leaving LSE.

   Format

     COMPILE   [command-string]

2  Qualifier

/REVIEW

      /REVIEW
      /NOREVIEW (D)

   Tells LSE whether or not to wait for the spawned subprocess to
   complete and then to automatically review any errors reported
   by the compiler. If you do not specify this qualifier when
   compiling, you can use the REVIEW command to display any errors
   after compilation.

   By default, the COMPILE command completes as soon as compilation
   starts. Specifying the /REVIEW qualifier causes the review process
   to occur as soon as compilation completes.

2  Parameter

command-string
   Specifies the DCL command line to be executed. If you do not
   specify a command string, LSE uses the command string specified in
   the definition of the language associated with the current buffer
   (see the DEFINE LANGUAGE/COMPILE_COMMAND command).

   If you specify a dollar sign ($)  as the first argument on
   the COMPILE command, LSE replaces the dollar sign with the
   default COMPILE command. With this feature, you can append file
   specifications or command qualifiers to the default COMPILE
   command without having to type the entire command yourself.

   If the command string or the string specified on the /COMPILE_
   COMMAND qualifier contains LSE$FILE, then LSE forms the command
   used to compile the buffer by substituting, for LSE$FILE, the file
   specification that corresponds to the buffer. With this feature,
   you can insert text on the command line immediately after the
   file specification and before the /DIAGNOSTICS qualifier. If the
   COMPILE command does not contain LSE$FILE, then LSE appends the
   file specification to the string specified on the qualifier.