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4.7 Compiler Policy

     

The policy is what tells the compiler how to compile a program. This is logically (and often textually) distinct from the program itself. Broad control of policy is provided by the optimize declaration; other declarations and variables control more specific aspects of compilation.





Raymond Toy
Mon Jul 14 09:11:27 EDT 1997