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Switch Directives
Switch directives turn compiler features on or off.
They are local or global.
- Local variables can appear anywhere in a program unit; they affect only
part of the compilation.
- Global variables must appear before the declaration part of the program
or unit being compiled; they affect the entire compilation.
Switch Meaning
$A Align Data
$B Boolean Evaluation
$D Debug Information
$E Emulation
$F Force FAR Calls
$G Generate 286 Instructions
$I Input/Output Checking
$K Smart Callbacks
$L Local Symbol Information
$N Numeric Coprocessor
$O Overlay Code Generation
$P Open string parameters
$Q Overflow Checking
$R Range Checking
$S Stack-Overflow Checking
$T Type-Checked Pointers
$V Var-String Checking
$W Windows Stack Frame
$X Extended Syntax
$Y Symbol Reference Information
You can group multiple switch directives, separating them with commas. For example:
{$F+,$R+,$E-,$D-}